Question

4 multiple choice 3 points
during the first great awakening,
king george finally dissolved the church of england.
colonists argued that religion was the best way to control slaves so states implemented laws that required all slaves to attend religious services.
church leaders emphasized the need for people to experience a
ew birth\ through religious conversion.
philosophes emphasized rationale and optimism instead of religion.

Explanation:

The First Great Awakening was a religious revival movement in colonial America focused on personal religious conversion, framed as a "new birth" by its leaders. The other options are incorrect: King George did not dissolve the Church of England; there were no widespread laws forcing enslaved people to attend services tied to this movement; and emphasis on rationality over religion describes the Enlightenment, not the Great Awakening.

Answer:

church leaders emphasized the need for people to experience a "new birth" through religious conversion.