Other than hiding Jewish people in their town, how else did the Huguenots defy their law officials? Choose two answers.
A) They ignored government commands to ring church bells.
B) They refused to sell goods and services to government leaders.
C) They protested outside of government buildings and churches.
D) They refused to post pictures of government sanctioned individuals.
E) They wrote declarations to government leaders to cease persecution of the towns people.
The correct answers are:
A) They ignored government commands to ring church bells.
E) They wrote declarations to government leaders to cease persecution of the towns people.
Explanation: Huguenots often disobeyed commands from government authorities, including directives related to religious practices like ringing church bells, which they did not adhere to as a form of protest. Additionally, they actively sought to communicate with government officials through written declarations, advocating for the cessation of persecution against their communities, demonstrating their resistance to oppressive laws.