The Great Awakening & the Enlightenment

What are the dates for the Renaissance period?

• 1450 CE – 1650 CE

• 400 CE – 1400 CE

• 1650 CE – 1850 CE

• 750 BCE – 400 CE

Which two entities controlled life during the Dark Ages?

• The Church and the Absolute Monarchs

• The Military and the Merchants

• The Nobles and the Peasants

• The Scientists and the Artists

What is the significance of the Church during the Dark Ages?

• It was a minor influence

• It controlled many aspects of life

• It was opposed by the Absolute Monarchs

• It was irrelevant

What role did the Absolute Monarchs play during the Dark Ages?

• They were figureheads with no real power

• They controlled many aspects of life

• They were elected by the people

• They were primarily military leaders

During which centuries did the Dark Ages occur?

• 5th to 15th centuries

• 7th to 17th centuries

• 6th to 16th centuries

• 3rd to 13th centuries

What was highly valued during the Enlightenment period?

• Human emotions

• Human strength

• Human reason

• Human wealth

What does the term "reason" refer to in the context of the Enlightenment?

• Emotional response

• Logical thinking

• Physical strength

• Financial wealth

Which moral foundation emphasizes the importance of being faithful and supportive to others?

• Loyalty

• Sanctity

• Care

• Fairness

What was one of the effects of the Great Awakening on the diversity of church membership?

• It decreased diversity

• It increased diversity by including people from different regions, classes, and races

• It had no effect on diversity

• It restricted membership to a single race

Which of the following was a result of the Great Awakening in terms of church inclusivity?

• Churches became more exclusive

• Churches began to welcome a more diverse group of people

• Churches only welcomed wealthy individuals

• Churches only welcomed men