Why are the collected works of Johann Sebastian Bach sometimes referred to as “the fifth gospel”?
a) He worked Pietist doctrine into the vast collection of his religious compositions.
b) He preached the gospel throughout Germany so effectively.
Consider This: Bach is famous for cantatas and oratorios. See 5.4: Reason’s Alternatives.
c) His personal piety left even those who disagreed with him in awe.
Consider This: Bach is famous for cantatas and oratorios. See 5.4: Reason’s Alternatives.
d) His accomplishments in organ playing moved many to begin to attend church regularly.
Consider This: Bach is famous for cantatas and oratorios. See 5.4: Reason’s Alternatives.
a) He worked Pietist doctrine into the vast collection of his religious compositions.
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A) It was an interracial organization and allowed blacks leadership roles and equal rights in membership. B) It was an interracial group but refused to allow blacks any leadership roles. C) It chose not to include blacks, who had to form their own organization. D) It chose not to include blacks and forbid them from forming their own organization.
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a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 20 e. 25
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a. the Democratic Party met in Atlantic City, New Jersey. b. southern segregationists expelled blacks from the southern Democratic party. c. Lyndon Johnson won the presidential election by a whisker. d. Barry Goldwater almost defeated Lyndon Johnson for president. d. all of these choices.
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a. discourage United States trade with Latin America b. defend the Panama Canal from Great Britain c. prevent further European colonization in the Caribbean region d. provide economic aid to Latin American nations