The Great Awakening

Even though the Enlightenment Movement and the Great Awakening had different origins, they both instilled into the colonists a sense of individualism that eventually led them to believe in

• breaking ties with England.

• keeping their English citizenship.

• siding with France against England.

• strengthening their ties with Canada.

All of these terms are associated with what colonial North American region?

• West Indies

• Canadian Provinces

• New England Colonies

• Mid-Atlantic Colonies

Preachers of the Great Awakening in 18th century America would have been most likely to give a sermon focusing on

• the rights of man.

• Enlightenment thought.

• the evils of the institution of slavery in the South.

• repenting of one's sins in order to be saved from eternal damnation.

All of these people are MOST associated with what aspect of 18th century colonial life in British North America?

• The Great Awakening

• The Sons of Liberty

• Bacon’s Rebellion

• The American Revolution

Which preacher from Massachusetts is known for being a leader during the First Great Awakening?

• Nathan Webb

• John Wesley

• Charles Finney

• Jonathan Edwards

A colonial parishioner during the "First Great Awakening" would have been MOST likely to be concerned with which of these causes?

• abolition of slavery

• animal rights

• immigrant rights

• religious salvation

With which religious movement is George Whitefield MOST closely associated?

• Restorationism

• Predestination

• The Great Awakening

• Unitarian Universalism

Which movement caused the established Churches in the colonies to split into factions and allowing the new denominations such as the Baptists, Presbyterians, and Methodists to add to their membership?

• The Enlightment

• The Reformation

• The inquisition

• The Great Awakening

What movement, in the 1730s and 1740s, resulted in a revival of religious beliefs among churchgoers and contributed to two later movements in which religion heavily influenced American society?

• The Pilgrim Movement

• The Methodist Movement

• The Last Great Awakening

• The First Great Awakening

How did Anne Hutchinson's thoughts and feelings on religion relate to the idea of separation of Church and State?

• She thought that only religious people should be elected to government positions.

• She thought that people had the right to worship without influence of the government.

• She thought that the government had the right to influence people’s religious beliefs.

• She thought that the religious leaders of the time supported women’s role in the government.