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In most of early colonial America,

church membership and attendance were required.

church attendance was voluntary and widespread.

there were churches, but very few people attended them.

Quakers, Catholics, and Jews enjoyed widespread support.

To spread his evangelical message, Billy Graham

founded the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

appeared on television and radio.

founded the Christian liberal theology movement.

convened the Second Vatican Council.

Which of the following describes the history of American Indian religions during colonization?

The similarity of American Indian religions to Protestantism allowed American Indian beliefs to flourish.

Government-run schools for American Indian children preserved American Indian traditions, including religious ones.

American Indian religious practices were often banned, and American Indians were often forcibly converted to Christianity.

American Indian religious practices had been discouraged at times, but never persecuted.

Which of the following states the purpose of the 1962 Second Vatican Council?

to bring about an end to slavery

to spread the Catholic faith in the colonies

to modernize the Catholic Church

to modernize the Mormon Church

To spread his evangelical message, Billy Graham

founded the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

appeared on television and radio.

founded the Christian liberal theology movement.

convened the Second Vatican Council.

An important part of Protestantism in the twentieth century was evangelism, which refers to

the spreading of religious belief.

the belief that slavery is wrong.

the study of the Bible as a historical document.

the belief that Catholicism should be more accessible to people.

Why was Anne Hutchinson notable?

She founded the Mormon Church.

She was an important religious leader during the First Great Awakening.

She was an important religious leader during the Second Great Awakening.

She criticized the Massachusetts Bay Colony for religious intolerance.

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