"==GA Reassessment== 
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 #""Ohio has the largest population (55,000), followed by Pennsylvania (39,000) and Indiana (37,000)."" 
 #* All population figures updated and referenced. ✤    
 #""Some Beachy Amish have relocated to Central America, including a large community near San Ignacio, Belize."" 
 #* I addressed this by removing the material as slightly off-topic. If relevant, it could be covered in Beachy Amish. ✤    
 #""The former Western Ontario Mennonite Conference (WOMC) was made up almost entirely of former Amish who reunited with the Mennonite Church in Canada."" 
 #*Reference provided. That whole paragraph should really be dropped as off-topic and not all that helpful for understanding the topic. ✤    
 #""Amman insisted upon this practice, even to the point of expecting a spouse to refuse to eat with the banned member until he/she repented of his/her behaviour."" 
 #*No source was found that says this directly, but it is a reasonable conclusion and is echoed in current practice. A source providing the background of Anabaptist shunning, including this very argument of spouse shunning, and Ammann's support of the strictest forms is provided. ✤    
 #""Because the Amish are the result of a division with the Mennonites, some consider the Amish a conservative Mennonite group."" 
 #*This has been addressed by rewording to clarify the relationship between the two groups and providing a source for Amish becoming Mennonites. ✤    
 #""No Old Order movement ever developed in Europe; these communities are all in the Americas."" 
 #*This statement was dropped. The decline of the Amish in Europe and origination of ""Old Order"" adequately covered in remainder of the section. Some clarification and a source added. ✤    
 #""It is also the proximate cause for rejecting education beyond the eighth grade, especially speculative study that has little practical use for farm life but may awaken personal and materialistic ambitions."" 
 #*This is not an accurate summary of the reason for limiting education. It has been dropped.[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?t