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How did the Great Awakening inspire rebellion against the British?

A
It inspired people to believe that they should be free spiritually and politically.
B
It caused the colonies to believe in the separation of powers.
C
It made people realize that the British were not as committed to Christianity.
D
It helped colonists realize that taxation without representation is unfair.
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What was the most important political effect of the Great Awakening?

A
It helped inspire the American Revolution.
B
It democratized faith and religion.
C
It caused an increase in public education.
D
It made religious tolerance more common.
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Which two Enlightenment philosophers are known for writing about a social contract between citizens and the government?

A
Rousseau and Madison
B
Montesquieu and Rousseau
C
Locke and Rousseau
D
Montesquieu and Locke
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How did the Great Awakening affect people’s attitudes toward religious tolerance?

A
Religious tolerance decreased in highly democratic denominations.
B
Religious tolerance increased in highly democratic denominations.
C
Religious tolerance decreased across Christian faiths.
D
Religious tolerance increased across Christian faiths.
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How did the Enlightenment idea of natural rights affect the United States?

A
It ensured that the government would meet the obligations of its citizens.
B
The US must limit its power in order to keep strong relationships with allies.
C
The US adopted those ideals as an argument to become independent.
D
It helped promote the idea of a powerful leader, similar to a monarchy.
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Which Enlightenment philosopher is best known for writing about popular sovereignty?

A
John Locke
B
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
C
Baron de Montesquieu
D
James Madison
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How did the Great Awakening inspire a change in political thought?

A
It encouraged people to be more independent by rejecting traditional forms of worship.
B
It motivated people to recommit to their traditional churches and recruit more members.
C
It created a new system of religious denominations that ensured the power of the church.
D
It caused a decline in religious commitment and less tolerance toward new forms of worship.

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