Question

which of the following was a common feature of revival meetings during the first great awakening? a economic discussions b political speeches c military training d conversions and emotional expressions of faith what was the relationship between the first great awakening and the american revolution? a it had no impact on political thought b it discouraged revolutionary ideas c it fostered a spirit of independence d it led to stronger loyalty to the british crown which concept best describes the fragmentation of churches during the first great awakening? a religious unification b denominational fragmentation c secularization d reformation which term refers to the emotional and theatrical style of preaching that drew large crowds during the first great awakening? a revivalism b stoicism c classicism d rationalism

Explanation:

1. The First Great Awakening was a religious revival. Revival meetings often featured conversions and emotional expressions of faith as people were moved by the preaching. Economic discussions, political speeches, and military training were not common features.
2. The First Great Awakening fostered a spirit of independence. It challenged traditional religious authority and encouraged people to think for themselves in matters of faith. This independent - thinking spirit contributed to the political thought that led to the American Revolution. It did not have no impact on political thought, discourage revolutionary ideas, or lead to stronger loyalty to the British Crown.
3. The First Great Awakening led to the fragmentation of churches, which is best described as denominational fragmentation. It was not a time of religious unification. Secularization refers to the decline of religious influence in society, which is not what the church fragmentation during the First Great Awakening represented. The Reformation was an earlier religious movement.
4. The emotional and theatrical style of preaching that drew large crowds during the First Great Awakening is known as revivalism. Stoicism is a philosophical school emphasizing self - control and endurance. Classicism refers to the art, architecture, and literature inspired by ancient Greek and Roman models. Rationalism emphasizes reason as the source of knowledge.

Answer:

1. d. Conversions and emotional expressions of faith
2. c. It fostered a spirit of independence
3. b. Denominational fragmentation
4. a. Revivalism