Question

jonathan edwards and george whitefield. (kc 2.7)
○ were old lights who opposed expressive religion
○ were preachers who compelled people to make large donations to the church to avoid eternal damnation
○ were inspired by the enlightenments emphasis on reason
○ were preachers who gave impassioned sermons that emphasized ordinary peoples individual path to salvation

Explanation:

Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield were key figures in the First Great Awakening in America. They were preachers who delivered passionate sermons highlighting the individual's path to salvation for ordinary people. They were not "Old Lights" (who opposed the new - style emotional religion of the Awakening), nor did they compel people to make large donations to avoid eternal damnation, and they were more influenced by a revival of religious fervor rather than the Enlightenment's emphasis on reason.

Answer:

were preachers who gave impassioned sermons that emphasized ordinary people's individual path to salvation