Question

match the description with the name.

1. founded the \log - college\ to train young ministers
2. preached \sinners in the hands of an angry god\
3. english preacher of the great awakening
4. prominent southern preacher of the great awakening
5. devoted his short life to mission work among the indians

match the description with the correct group.

1. name eventually used for the puritans
2. established the half - way covenant
3. official religious group of every southern colony
4. had their freedoms restricted since they did not believe in jesus
5. supported extensive mission work among indians, slaves, and other groups
6. denied the trinity
7. believed that god created a perfect world but rarely intervenes in human affairs

write the correct answer.

1. the frenzy concerning suspected witchcraft in massachusetts which led to some people being put to death
2. a powerful time of spiritual revival starting in the 1720s

write the letter of the correct answer.

1. which of the following was not an effect of the great awakening?

a. a great number of converts
b. an emphasis on missions
c. great advances in medicine
d. new colleges and new churches
e. increased emphasis on political freedom

Explanation:

1. William Tennent founded the "log - college" to train young ministers.
2. Jonathan Edwards preached "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God".
3. George Whitefield was an English preacher of the Great Awakening.
4. Samuel Davies was a prominent southern preacher of the Great Awakening.
5. David Brainerd devoted his short life to mission work among the Indians.
6. The name eventually used for the Puritans is Puritans.
7. Congregationalists established the Half - Way Covenant.
8. The official religious group of every southern colony was Anglicans.
9. Jews had their freedoms restricted since they did not believe in Jesus.
10. Moravians supported extensive mission work among Indians, slaves, and other groups.
11. Unitarians denied the Trinity.
12. Deists believed that God created a perfect world but rarely intervenes in human affairs.
13. The frenzy concerning suspected witchcraft in Massachusetts which led to some people being put to death is the Salem Witch Trials.
14. A powerful time of spiritual revival starting in the 1720s is the Great Awakening.
15. The Great Awakening led to a great number of converts, an emphasis on missions, new colleges and new churches, and increased emphasis on political freedom, but not great advances in medicine.

Answer:

1. D. William Tennent
2. C. Jonathan Edwards
3. E. George Whitefield
4. B. Samuel Davies
5. A. David Brainerd
6. F. Puritans
7. B. Congregationalists
8. A. Anglicans
9. D. Jews
10. E. Moravians
11. G. Unitarians
12. C. deists
13. Salem Witch Trials
14. Great Awakening
15. C. great advances in medicine