The Great Awakening and Revelation

Presbyterianism first appeared in America in the form of what church in 1626?

• Church of England

• Catholic Church

• Congregational Church

• Dutch Reformed Church

American Baptists trace their ancestry to a congregation at Providence, Rhode Island, first gathered in 1639 by

• Roger Williams

• John Wesley

• Johnathan Edwards

• Francis Asbury

The Half-Way Covenant of 1662 allowed which of the following?

• A compromise of doctrine to allow the union of the Church of England and the Church of Scotland

• Allowed children of uncommitted parents to be received in baptism and admitted as members of the church

• Allowed slaves to become members of the church

• Compromise on women being allowed to become ministers in the Congregational church

Which of the following was NOT an important figure in the Great Awakening?

• John Wesley

• Jonathan Edwards

• Phillip Melancthon

• George Whitefield

This Great Awakening in Europe had its source in this movement that began in the 17th century Dutch Reformed Church.

• German Pietism

• English Separatism

• French Calvinism

• The Counter Reformation

Count Nikolaus Von Zinzendorf allowed a number of this religious group to settle on his estate which became a haven for Protestant refugees from all parts of Germany.

• Waldensians

• Lollards

• Donatists

• Moravians

Each of the following is true about the Great Awakening EXCEPT:

• It was a revival of spirituality in the American colonies

• It was one of the first events that spanned across all the American colonies

• It marked the beginning of the American Revolution

• It began in the 1730s

Jonathan Edwards, a Congregational preacher in New England, is often credited with beginning the Great Awakening with this well-known sermon.

• Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

• Payday Someday

• The Battle of the Bottle

• Go Back to the Old Pathes

This English evangelist was known for his emotional sermons and his booming voice that he used to preach to thousands during outdoor services.

• Jonathan Edwards

• George Whitefield

• John Wesley

• Charles Finney

This name was originally given to the societies that were formed from the teachings of John and Charles Wesley as a pejorative.

• Baptist

• Presbyterian

• Pentecostal

• Methodist