In the early nineteenth century, American Protestant denominations strengthened religious values and increased church membership through __________
a. orthodoxy
b. secularism
c. revivalism
d. spiritualism
e. "spreading the Gospel"
C
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In the 1976 presidential election,
A. the Democrats nominated a political novice. B. the Democratic Party nominated the almost entirely unknown governor of Arkansas. C. Gerald Ford won the popular vote but lost the election. D. President Gerald Ford faced his stiffest opposition from moderate Republicans. E. Ronald Reagan mounted a powerful challenge against President Ford.
For many Americans, George Washington was __________
a. a symbol of the new government b. a routine, typical political leader c. not a popular leader d. a threat to proclaim himself king e. a good general, but not necessarily a good politician
After overcoming armed resistance, Muhammad founded the “umma” (__________) of Muslims, who believed that in one God having Muhammad as his Prophet.
a. Community. b. Church. c. Empire. d. Nation-State.
? Generally, in the 18th century American colonies
A. most people had sufficient food to stay healthy. B. many homes had bathtubs and running water. C. lotteries were a usual source of funds used for civic purposes. D. Christmas was New England's favorite holiday. E. labor was heavy and constant.