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Starting with a universalizing religion, the order of divisions are

Starting with a universalizing religion, the order of divisions are
A) branch, sect, denomination.
B) sect, branch, denomination.
C) division, branch, sect.
D) branch, denomination, sect.
E) denomination, sub-division, sect.

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Contemporary Human Geography

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True, this makes the most sense. Marking it solved

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Great, happy to be right haha

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