What were the “Old Lights?” Low church Anglicans Presbyterians who opposed the extremes of revival Conservative Pietists who rejected modern ways.

What were the “Old Lights?” Low church Anglicans Presbyterians who opposed the extremes of

revival Conservative Pietists who rejected modern

ways Backcountry graduates of the Log College

Presbyterians who opposed the extremes of revival

What two denominations grew most as a result of the Great Awakening? Anglicans and Lutherans Presbyterians and Baptists Congregationalists and Moravians German Reformed and Dutch Reformed

Presbyterians and Baptists

T/F The Great Awakening lasted only two years.

False

T/F In spite of its humble beginnings, the Log College had a lasting impact on the Great Awakening and on American higher education.

True

T/F The Great Awakening was the first truly national movement in American history.

True

David Zeisberger Samuel Davies Jonathan Edwards Theodore Frelinghuysen Shubal Stearns Gilbert Tennent George Whitefield

___ Moravian mission at Gnadenhutten

David Zeisberger


___ Dutch reformed pastor who helped

start the Great Awakening

Theodore Frelinghuysen


___ “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry

God”

Jonathan Edwards


___ Presbyterian graduate of the Log

College who aided the Great Awakening

Gilbert Tennent


___ outstanding British evangelist during

the Great Awakening

George Whitefield


___ Baptist worker in the South during the

Great Awakening

Shubal Stearns


___ Presbyterian minister who helped

bring revival to Virginia.

Samuel Davies

What were the “Old Lights?” Low church Anglicans Presbyterians who opposed the extremes of revival Conservative Pietists who rejected modern ways.

Documents

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