What choice did william clayton make? (a) to live in the wild country, even though he would be poor (b) to gain wealth and good things (c) to reject his faith (d) to suffer persecution plz !

A.

Explanation:

William Clayton was a leader in the Mormon church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and also a lyricist, and musician.

In his journal, he wrote about what life to choose, to live in the wilderness with his fellow brothers and be poor, or to live among non-Mormons and be wealthy. He decided to live with his fellow brothers in wilderness and poverty rather be wealthy and dam-ned forever, eternally.

So, the correct answer is option A.

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