In national politics, Franklin Roosevelt had generally avoided divisive cultural issues.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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What term refers to the people who gathered to hear itinerant preachers during the Great Awakening?
a) New Lights b) Albany Congress c) Privy Council d) Rule Britannia
Antinomians like Anne Hutchinson believed
A) the revealed Word of God could only be found in the Bible. B) those who were in saving grace were no longer bound by civil or church laws. C) Puritans who led good and faithful lives were assured of saving grace. D) only Puritan ministers could determine who had experienced God's saving grace.
All of the following statements are true of Martin Luther EXCEPT:
a. He was an Augustinian monk, an ordained priest, and a professor of the New Testament in northeastern Germany. b. He had a strong sense of sin, confessing daily and performing extensive penance. c. He wrote a letter to his archbishop itemizing practices he considered contrary to scripture. d. His written communications to Church officials were usually in vernacular German.
Who incorporated elements of the Populist agenda into the Democratic political platform in the election of 1896?
A) William McKinley B) William Jennings Bryan C) Mark Hanna D) Nicholas Biddle