Unit 1: Quiz 3

Question 1

those whose belief in God is based only on reason

Answer 1

deists

Question 2

rule; control

Answer 2

dominion

Question 3

the region bordering the seacoast of the eastern part of North America

Answer 3

Eastern seaboard

Question 4

pertaining to the church or clergy

Answer 4

ecclesiastical

Question 5

the care and guidance of God over humanity; a manifestation of divine care

Answer 5

providence

Question 6

the principle of accepting reason as the supreme authority

Answer 6

rationalism

Question 7

supremacy of authority and rule

Answer 7

sovereignty

Question 8

REVIEW LESSON 1

Answer 8

OK

Question 9

_____________________ has been described as the most astute scholar that America has produced.

Answer 9

Jonathan Edwards

Question 10

Jonathan Edwards’ grandfather and father were

Answer 10

ministers

Question 11

Jonathan Edwards studied for at least ____ hours each day.

Answer 11

13

Question 12

The revival in which Edwards was involved was termed

Answer 12

the Great Awakening

Question 13

God’s sovereignty in both _________________ was an integral aspect to Edwards’ beliefs.

Answer 13

salvation and the world

Question 14

Edwards tried to restrict church membership to only those who made a profession of

Answer 14

faith

Question 15

Edwards died of a

Answer 15

smallpox inoculation

Question 16

Benjamin Franklin ushered in the age of the

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self-made man

Question 17

Benjamin Franklin was born just three years after

Answer 17

Jonathan Edwards

Question 18

As a child, Franklin was not a successful

Answer 18

student

Question 19

______________ is full of Franklin’s wit and advice for self-improvement

Answer 19

Poor Richard’s Almanac

Question 20

Franklin’s autobiography is a story of

Answer 20

materialistic and social advancement

Question 21

For Franklin, ______ was at the center of life

Answer 21

man

Question 22

After undertaking the project of moral perfection, Franklin found it to be

Answer 22

difficult

Question 23

The thirteen virtues that Franklin sets out to develop within himself are as follows

Answer 23

temperance, silence, order, resolution, frugality, industry, sincerity, justice, moderation, cleanliness, tranquility, humility .

Question 24

Franklin got his list of virtues from different

Answer 24

writers

Question 25

Franklin thought his method of moral perfection to be helpful because it

Answer 25

shows the means of obtaining virtue

Question 26

Benjamin Franklin described Whitefield's influence on his hearers as

Answer 26

extraordinary

Question 27

Franklin described ________ before the Great Awakening as being “thoughtless or indifferent about religion.”

Answer 27

Americans

Question 28

______________was the most persuasive political writer of the Revolution.

Answer 28

Thomas Paine

Question 29

In three months, Common Sense sold more than _______ copies

Answer 29

120k

Question 30

Paine's book _________________ was used to support the cause of the underprivileged lower class in __________

Answer 30

1. The Rights of Man 2. France

Question 31

_____________ brought Paine much ridicule in the United States

Answer 31

The Age of Reason

Question 32

The Age of Reason expressed Paine's beliefs as a

Answer 32

deist Christian

Question 33

Paine once proclaimed, “My own mind is my

Answer 33

church

Question 34

Thomas Jefferson was an

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international diplomat, statesman, philosopher, educator, and architect

Question 35

Jefferson thought that ___________________ was the supreme authority in matters of belief and conduct

Answer 35

human reason

Question 36

The Declaration of Independence was drafted along the same lines as

Answer 36

the Summary View

Question 37

Thomas Jefferson was the _____ president of the United States

Answer 37

third

Question 38

The three "unalienable rights" are

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life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

Question 39

Crèvecoeur was an immigrant from

Answer 39

Canada

Question 40

During the American Revolution, Crèvecoeur was a

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British sympathizer

Question 41

In 1769, Crèvecoeur purchased a 120-acre farm in

Answer 41

New York

Question 42

In 1783, the French government appointed Crèvecoeur consul to

Answer 42

New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey

Question 43

Crèvecoeur was named an honorary

Answer 43

American citizen