History of religion in the United States - Quiz
A) 1678 B) 1654 C) 1677 D) 1652
A) Amsterdam B) Mayflower C) St. Catrina D) Peereboom
A) George Fox B) Jan Pietersz Ketel C) Charles II D) William Penn
A) Dutch Brazil B) Wales C) England D) Ireland
A) New Amsterdam B) Philadelphia C) New York D) Newport
A) George Fox B) Charles II C) William Penn D) Jan Pietersz Ketel
A) Puritan soberness B) Indwelling of the Spirit C) Destiny of the elect D) Religious uniformity
A) 243 B) 1652 C) 8,000 D) 10,000
A) 8,000 B) 10,000 C) 23 D) 243
A) The glorification of plainness B) Necessity of compelling religious uniformity C) Belief in the Holy Spirit D) Origin in England
A) By parlaying a debt owed by Charles II B) By purchasing it from the Dutch C) By inheriting it from George Fox D) By fleeing religious persecution
A) 243 B) 10,000 C) 8,000 D) 23
A) Mennonites B) Dunkers C) Puritans D) Amish
A) Religious leaders B) Ship skippers C) Government agents D) Farmers
A) A place of Dutch persecution B) A land of Puritan uniformity C) The home of the Sephardim D) An asylum for banished sects
A) To reform Protestantism B) To invent a new religion C) To overthrow the English government D) To establish a catholic state
A) Between 1629 and 1640 B) Between 1610 and 1620 C) Between 1650 and 1660 D) Between 1600 and 1610
A) Virginia B) New York C) Massachusetts Bay area D) Pennsylvania
A) They saw it as a sister organization B) They were already fully separated C) They wanted to destroy it immediately D) They did not consider themselves fully separated from it
A) Separatists were part of the Catholic Church B) Separatists never left England C) Separatists had no religion D) Separatists believed England could not be purified
A) 1620 B) 1640 C) 1630 D) 1610
A) Boston, Massachusetts B) New Haven, Connecticut C) Providence, Rhode Island D) Plymouth, Massachusetts
A) Thanksgiving B) Easter C) Independence Day D) Christmas
A) They wore military armor B) They wore furs exclusively C) They wore colorful silks D) They wore dull colors and buckled hats
A) A decrease in commitment to their religion B) A shortage of ministers C) Conflict with Native Americans D) A lack of food resources
A) Diligence B) Laziness C) Hedonism D) Indulgence
A) Universal salvation B) Reincarnation C) Free will D) Predestination
A) Merchants B) Farmers C) Catholics D) Protestants
A) Socialism B) Monarchy C) Globalism D) Individualism
A) Justification-by-faith B) Theocracy C) Baptism D) Original sin
A) Constitution B) Declaration of Independence C) Magna Carta D) Mayflower Compact
A) They were appointed by the Pope B) They chose them independently C) They did not have ministers D) They were appointed by the King
A) Tenskwatawa B) Neolin C) Scattamek D) Tecumseh
A) The arrival of the first Spanish settlers B) A major drought C) The American Revolution D) A smallpox epidemic
A) The Shawnee B) The Navajo C) The Lenape D) The Huron
A) Spanish Catholic missions B) Jesuit missions C) Puritan conversion D) Pentecostal revivalism
A) Anglicans B) Congregationalists C) Pentecostals D) Jesuits
A) Rhode Island B) Indiana C) Pennsylvania D) California
A) Congregational B) Anglican C) Catholic D) Presbyterian
A) A land of free trade B) A plantation of fishing C) A secular democracy D) A City upon a Hill
A) Yes B) Only since 1850 C) Only since 1945 D) No
A) 1776 B) 1890 C) 1945 D) 1850
A) 45% B) 34% C) 17% D) 59%
A) 62% B) 45% C) 17% D) 59%
A) 78% B) 48% C) 45% D) 59%
A) Less than half B) Over two-thirds C) Exactly 59% D) 48%
A) 13% B) 48% C) 62% D) 78%
A) 78% B) 48% C) 62% D) 59%
A) 62% B) 78% C) 48% D) 13%
A) Every five years B) Biannually C) Every ten years D) Annually
A) Any percentage less than 0.5% B) Exactly zero people C) The group does not exist D) Data not available
A) Protestant missionaries B) European Catholics C) Puritans D) Native Americans
A) Calvinist B) Orthodox C) Catholic D) Quaker
A) Pentecostal or Mormon B) Baptist or Methodist C) Catholic or Orthodox D) Episcopalian or Presbyterian
A) Social Gospel B) Great Awakening C) Prohibition of Religion D) Manifest Destiny
A) Episcopalian B) Methodist C) Catholic Church D) Southern Baptist
A) 20% B) 10% C) 43% D) 60%
A) 10% B) 26% C) 5% D) 43%
A) After 1990 B) After 1900 C) After 1970 D) After 1945
A) 10% B) 3% C) 1% D) 6%
A) Rhode Island B) Massachusetts Bay C) Virginia D) New Netherlands
A) Thomas Jefferson B) Roger Williams C) William Penn D) Isaac Backus
A) 1786 B) 1681 C) 1773 D) 1659
A) Anne Hutchinson B) Mary Dyer C) Elizabeth Penn D) Sarah Williams
A) Exile B) Heavy fines C) Public flogging D) Capital punishment
A) 100 B) 4 C) 20 D) 200
A) New Netherlands B) Massachusetts C) Rhode Island D) Virginia
A) As a minor concern secondary to trade B) As a private matter C) As a public requirement for citizenship D) As a state-mandated duty
A) 1634 B) 1689 C) 1776 D) 1786
A) Lord Baltimore B) The Bishop of London C) Thomas Jefferson D) George Calvert |
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