In the nineteenth century, which Protestant denomination grew in numbers in the United States due to increased immigration from Germany?
a. Episcopalism
b. Lutheranism
c. Methodism
d. No answer text provided.
Ans: b. Lutheranism
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The blending of religion and science in terms of explaining the creation of the universe was found in the belief of _____________.
A. scholasticism B. argument from design C. materialism D. pragmatic creation E. naturalism
Who migrated into the empire in 376 and brought the period of peaceful coexistence between Rome and the Germanic peoples to an end?
A. Visigoths B. Vandals C. Franks D. Anglo-Saxons
If no spies were found, why did so many government employees resign following Truman's establishment of a loyalty program in 1947?
A. frustration at having their loyalty questioned after several years of service B. widespread panic about the threat of subversion, regardless of evidence C. solidarity with the Republican Party D. anger at the union mandate