What was the most influential religious movement in colonial America? Puritanism Lutheranism Presbyterianism Quakerism
Puritanism
What group became known as Congregationalists? Anglicans Presbyterians Puritans Quakers
Puritans
Which statement about the Salem witch trials is true? Only people who professed innocence were executed Puritan ministers were the driving force behind the trials No one was practicing witchcraft at the time The citizens of Salem remained unrepentant about the excesses
Only people who professed innocence were executed
What was the first non-Anglican religious group to settle in America? Baptists Pilgrims Presbyterians Quakers
Pilgrims
What was the main difference between the Congregationalists and the Baptists? Baptism Church membership Doctrine Polity
Baptism
Most American Lutherans came from Holland France Germany Northern Ireland
Germany
What was the most important denomination in the South? ______________
Anglican
What sect was centered in the colony of Pennsylvania?________________
Quakers
T/F Puritans believed that all Christians should leave the Church of England.
False
T/F Under the Congregationalist system, the baptized child of a church member as considered a church member, too, even if he were unconverted.
True
T/F The puritans repented for the excesses of the Salem witch trials.
___ desired to remove old ceremonies from the Church of England A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ desired to remove old ceremonies from the Church of England
H) Puritans
___ rule by bishops who appoint lower officials A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ rule by bishops who appoint lower officials
B) Episcopal polity
A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ believed that believers should leave the Church of England altogether
J) Separatists
A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ doctrinally sound group that wanted to keep the old ceremonies of the Church of England
F) Low church Anglicans
A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ group that believed the traditions of the Church of England were divinely ordained
E) High church Anglicans
A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ rule by elders elected from among the people, who in turn elect higher officials
C) Presbyterian polity
___ complete political independence of each church A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ complete political independence of each church
A) Congregational polity
___ baptism of children of unconverted parents A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ baptism of children of unconverted parents
D) Half-Way Covenant
___ practiced baptism by immersion of professing believers only A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ practiced baptism by immersion of professing believers only
G) Baptists
___ believed in guidance by “inner light” A) Congregational polity B) Episcopal polity C) Presbyterian polity D) Half-Way Covenant E) High church Anglicans F) Low church Anglicans G) Baptists H) Puritans I) Quakers J) Separatists ___ believed in guidance by “inner light”
I) Quakers
___ Anglican Promoter of Missions A) James Blair B) Thomas Bray C) George Fox D) Francis Makemie E) Roger Williams ___ Anglican Promoter of Missions
B) Thomas Bray
___ William and Mary College A) James Blair B) Thomas Bray C) George Fox D) Francis Makemie E) Roger Williams ___ William and Mary College
A) James Blair
___ Colonial Baptist leader A) James Blair B) Thomas Bray C) George Fox D) Francis Makemie E) Roger Williams ___ Colonial Baptist leader
E) Roger Williams
___ Founder of the Quakers A) James Blair B) Thomas Bray C) George Fox D) Francis Makemie E) Roger Williams ___ Founder of the Quakers
C) George Fox
___ father of American Presbyterianism A) James Blair B) Thomas Bray C) George Fox D) Francis Makemie E) Roger Williams ___ father of American Presbyterianism
D) Francis Makemie