Lesson 12 Flashcards

1
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Who crossed the Atlantic Ocean?

A

The Pilgrims

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2
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Who founded his own colony?

A

Roger Williams

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3
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Years of revolution: national, political, religious, philosophical, and scientific.

A

1600s and 1700s

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4
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True or false: The Pilgrim Separatists did not move to North America to establish religious freedom.

A

True

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5
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A Separatist who declared that civil judges should not enforce religious beliefs.

A

Roger Williams

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6
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After three months in the wilderness, Williams received shelter from a what?

A

A Native tribe.

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7
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In 1636, Williams bought a small bay from the natives, which became known as what?

A

Providence

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8
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Who had declared that Christians were not bound to obey any human laws?

A

Anne Hutchinson

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9
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What age was the girl who falsely accused several older women of practicing witchcraft?

A

12-year-old girl

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10
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This event of accusation led to a hysteria which came to be known as the?

A

Salem Witch Trials

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11
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How many citizens accused of witchcraft provided confessions to the judges and they were freed?

A

50 citizens

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12
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How many accused citizens refused to confess their supposed guilt and were hanged?

A

19 citizens

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13
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What judge later confessed the “blame and shame” of the Salem Witch Trials?

A

A Puritan judge

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14
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In 1687, who used calculus to show how gravity could explain the mystery of planetary movements?

A

Isaac Newton

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15
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Newton’s book

A

“Revolution in Human Reason”

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16
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Newton published his proofs in a book titled?

A

“Mathematical Principles for Natural Philosophy”

17
Q

Focused on individual reasoning, words, science, and natural order?

A

The Enlightenment

18
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This was advocated in Western philosophy and cultural life as the primary source and legitimacy for authority.

A

Individual reason

19
Q

“With human reason and the five senses crowned as king, mystery–including the twin mystery of tradition and authority–is banished. A god who intervenes in human history is viewed as irrelevant.”

A

Brian Hobbs

20
Q

Many Enlightenment thinkers embraced what?

21
Q

Most of these people believed that a divine being had created the universe and natural laws, but this being was revealed to humanity primarily through the created order.

22
Q

True or false: For Deists, to be Christian was not to simply live according to Christ’s ethics.

23
Q

Even in this time of spiritual darkness, God’s people were ______?

24
Q

These prayers in early 1700s resulted in what?

A

A “Great Awakening”

25
What house was built in 1699?
Quaker Meeting House
26
Who held prayer meetings at Herrnhutt in Germany?
Niklaus Zinzendorf and the Moravian Pietists
27
In literal obedience to what verses was the reason prayers continued round-the-clock?
1 Thess. 5:17 & Lev. 6:13
28
More than how many church members trusted Jesus Christ for the first time in the Northampton?
300 church members
29
Pastor of the Northampton Congregational Church.
Jonathan Edwards
30
An Anglican priest was impressed by a group of Moravian Pietists on a ship.
John Wesley
31
John Wesley's brother who was converted with him.
Charles
32
Their methodical approach to discipleship in their "Holy Clubs" earned them the title what?
Methodists
33
Became the most famous Methodist preacher.
George Whitefield
34
Who wept for joy when he heard Whitefield?
Jonathan Edwards
35
The response to Whitefield’s messages was so amazing that people dubbed it as what?
“The Great Awakening.”
36
True or false: Many pastors favored the revolution.
True
37
Who won independence from Britain?
United States
38
In what article of the new nation's Bill of Rights, Roger Williams' vision of religious freedom found its fulfillment.
Third article