__________ led a new and radical form of revivalism in western New York in the late 1820s.
a. Timothy Dwight
b. Lyman Beecher
c. Horace Mann
d. Charles G. Finney
d. Charles G. Finney
You might also like to view...
Abelard's work is the preeminent example of the __________.
A. development of universities B. popularity of courtly literature C. application of reason to Christian writings D. evolution of Scholasticism
Which of the following is true about women during the Great Depression?
A) ?Birth rates went down. B) ?African American women could rarely get work. C) ?Many women faced abandonment by their husbands. D) ?Women found work, but often because they were paid less than men. E) ?All of these are correct.
What conclusion can be reached by interpreting this graph that compares annual per capita tax rates between Britain and its American colonies in 1765?
A) Americans paid more than their fair share of taxes to support the British Empire. B) Americans opposed taxation because they were not represented in Parliament. C) British citizens paid less tax money than the colonists in America and Ireland. D) Americans were generally wealthier than comparable workers in Britain.
Who founded the united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners, is considered to be a father of labor day and may day and probably did the most to convince locally minded union activists that a national labor day federation was necessary and possible:
A: peter frampton B: walter ruether C: peter mcguire D: karl marx