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The Amish are a denomination of Protestant Christians many of whom are most noted for their avoidance of modern devices such as automobiles and electricity.
The largest concentration of Amish in the United States lives in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
The Amish are noted for the quality of their quilts.
Links:
- The Amish: Technology Practice and Technological Change - scholarly article from Loyola University