HIS 144 Quiz 2 with Answers Already Passed (Latest Version Fully Solved)
All of the following is true about the Social Gospel Movement, except - Answers The Social Gospel
incorporated the beliefs of Social Darwinism.
The Transcendental movement was based on the premise that - Answers since ultimate truths are
unknowable, people must look inward for the answers about how to improve the human condition.
Frederick W. Taylor developed the concept of scientific management, which dealt with - Answers
standardization of factory tasks to achieve efficiency in business.
Why did the Puritan experiment in the New World last only a few short generations? - Answers All of the
above (People began to move further out from the town center to hinterlands that were out of the
range of church authority; Increasing prosperity weakened the younger generation's commitment to
church principles; Fervent sermons - jeremiads - on society's increasing depravity did little to rouse
parishioners)
The difference between the "Old Lights" and "New Lights" was - Answers the Old Lights advocated a
more rationalistic theology; the New Lights stressed emotionalism
The religious group that believed individuals received an "inner light" of divine knowledge from God and
that there should be no class distinctions were the - Answers Quakers
What did John Winthrop mean when he told his Puritan followers, "We shall be as a city upon a hill"? -
Answers That God wanted the Puritans to form a religious community in the New World that would be
an example for the rest of the world, and especially Old England.
The Separatists who landed at Plymouth in 1620 signed the Mayflower Compact because - Answers they
arrived far north of the lands they were promised, so they created an agreement to obey majority rule
and defend against eviction.
________________, a proponent of Eugenics, dedicated herself to educating women about birth
control. - Answers Margaret Sanger
Which of these statements is not an accurate reflection of the Second Great Awakening? - Answers
Preachers revived religious ideas advocated by Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield during the First
Great Awakening.
All of the following is true about the Social Gospel Movement, except - Answers The Social Gospel
incorporated the beliefs of Social Darwinism.
The Transcendental movement was based on the premise that - Answers since ultimate truths are
unknowable, people must look inward for the answers about how to improve the human condition.
Frederick W. Taylor developed the concept of scientific management, which dealt with - Answers
standardization of factory tasks to achieve efficiency in business.
Why did the Puritan experiment in the New World last only a few short generations? - Answers All of the
above (People began to move further out from the town center to hinterlands that were out of the
range of church authority; Increasing prosperity weakened the younger generation's commitment to
church principles; Fervent sermons - jeremiads - on society's increasing depravity did little to rouse
parishioners)
The difference between the "Old Lights" and "New Lights" was - Answers the Old Lights advocated a
more rationalistic theology; the New Lights stressed emotionalism
The religious group that believed individuals received an "inner light" of divine knowledge from God and
that there should be no class distinctions were the - Answers Quakers
What did John Winthrop mean when he told his Puritan followers, "We shall be as a city upon a hill"? -
Answers That God wanted the Puritans to form a religious community in the New World that would be
an example for the rest of the world, and especially Old England.
The Separatists who landed at Plymouth in 1620 signed the Mayflower Compact because - Answers they
arrived far north of the lands they were promised, so they created an agreement to obey majority rule
and defend against eviction.
________________, a proponent of Eugenics, dedicated herself to educating women about birth
control. - Answers Margaret Sanger
Which of these statements is not an accurate reflection of the Second Great Awakening? - Answers
Preachers revived religious ideas advocated by Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield during the First
Great Awakening.
