CHAPTER 11 QUIZ 4 REVIEW
 What religion was popular among
prominent Patriots, such as Thomas
Paine?
 Deism
 Methodism
 transcendentalism
 Unitarianism
 Deism
 Where was the greatest camp meeting
revival held?
 Cane Ridge
 New York
 Logan County
 Yale
 Cane Ridge
 Which of the following was least
characteristic of the “New Measures”?
 Anxious bench
 grace of God
 protracted meetings
 judgment of God
 grace of God
 What young sect became America's largest
denomination by 1840?
 Baptists
 Congregationalists
 Methodists
 Presbyterians
 Methodists
 What biblical teaching was misused by
Baptist minister William Miller?
 Grace of God
 Second Coming of Christ
 Trinity
 judgment of God
 Second Coming of Christ
 Which group was persecuted because the
men took more than one wife?
 Millerites
 Mormons
 Shakers
 Transcendentalists
 Mormons
 What was the first revival to be led
primarily by laymen?
 Cane Ridge revival
 Prayer Meeting Revival
 First Great Awakening
 Second Great Awakening
 Prayer Meeting Revival
 What do we call a Methodist minister who
traveled on horseback to the small frontier
settlements in his region?
 Circuit rider
 True/False
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 ___ One weakness of the “New Measures” of
revival was the overemphasis on man's ability
in conversion
 True
 True/False
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 ___ Unitarianism was most popular on the
frontier.
 False
 True/False
 ___ The Prayer Meeting Revival was
organized according to the “New Measures.”
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A. Richard Allen
B. Francis Asbury
C. Timothy Dwight
D. Charles Finney
E. Adoniram Judson
F. Joseph Smith
G. John Wesley
H. Brigham Young

 ___ founder of the Methodists
 G. John Wesley
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A. Richard Allen
B. Francis Asbury
C. Timothy Dwight
D. Charles Finney
E. Adoniram Judson
F. Joseph Smith
G. John Wesley
H. Brigham Young

 ___ “father of American Methodism”
 B. Francis Asbury
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A. Richard Allen
B. Francis Asbury
C. Timothy Dwight
D. Charles Finney
E. Adoniram Judson
F. Joseph Smith
G. John Wesley
H. Brigham Young

 ___ president of Yale who encouraged revival
 C. Timothy Dwight
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A. Richard Allen
B. Francis Asbury
C. Timothy Dwight
D. Charles Finney
E. Adoniram Judson
F. Joseph Smith
G. John Wesley
H. Brigham Young
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 C. Timothy Dwight
 A. Richard Allen
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A. Richard Allen
B. Francis Asbury
C. Timothy Dwight
D. Charles Finney
E. Adoniram Judson
F. Joseph Smith
G. John Wesley
H. Brigham Young

 ___ heroic missionary to Burma
 E. Adoniram Judson
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A. Richard Allen
B. Francis Asbury
C. Timothy Dwight
D. Charles Finney
E. Adoniram Judson
F. Joseph Smith
G. John Wesley
H. Brigham Young

 ___ founder of modern revival methods
 D. Charles Finney
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A. Richard Allen
B. Francis Asbury
C. Timothy Dwight
D. Charles Finney
E. Adoniram Judson
F. Joseph Smith
G. John Wesley
H. Brigham Young

 ___ founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints
 F. Joseph Smith
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A. Richard Allen
B. Francis Asbury
C. Timothy Dwight
D. Charles Finney
E. Adoniram Judson
F. Joseph Smith
G. John Wesley
H. Brigham Young

 ___ founder of Salt Lake City, the Mormon
“capital”
 H. Brigham Young