Unlike religious traditionalists, early nineteenth-century religious liberals stressed the
A) essential goodness of human nature. B) concept of predestination.
C) doctrine of original sin. D) orthodoxy of Calvinistic doctrine.
A
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What were the goals of the Students for a Democratic Society?
A) a society in which democratic institutions were fully protected from subversion by the international communist conspiracy. B) the Democratic party in control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives. C) 100 percent participation from American colleges in the 1968 national Model Congress to be held in Chicago. D) a society in which the votes of college-age Americans would be weighted more heavily than the votes of retirees. E) the transformation of the United States into a "participatory democracy" in which citizens would have direct control over decision making.
All of the following were results of the resolution and defeat of the Newburgh Conspiracy EXCEPT
A) the members of the Continental Army were paid. B) Washington returned to civilian life at his home in Mount Vernon, Virginia. C) the Continental Army began to disband, shrinking to approximately 600 soldiers. D) new military conspiracies developed that had to be put down by George Washington.
What kind of financial problems faced the Continental Congress during the war?
Which of the following was arguably the most distinctive feature of Shakerism?
A. free love B. communal raising of children C. polygamy D. the admittance of women only E. complete celibacy