Social Students Chapter 2.1-2.2 Review

What did the Half-Way Covenant allow people to do?

• Become church members without trusting in Christ for salvation

• Become church leaders

• Avoid attending church

• Start their own churches

What was the condition of everyday life in colonial America compared to early settlement times?

• Much harder

• Much easier

• The same

• More dangerous

Who became the pastor of the Congregational Church in Northampton, Massachusetts?

• George Whitefield

• Isaac Watts

• Jonathan Edwards

• John Wesley

Who was Isaac Watts?

• A famous politician

• An English hymn writer

• A scientist

• A military leader

What did Jonathan Edwards's preaching help to shape?

• America's political system

• America's spiritual awakening

• America's educational system

• America's economic policies

What did Isaac Watts notice about people in church?

• They were singing loudly

• They were not enjoying singing

• They were dancing

• They were reading silently

What did many people come to love about Watts's hymns?

• Their complexity

• Their simplicity

• Their truth from God's Word

• Their historical references

Who was the pastor of the Massachusetts church where the revival began?

• George Whitefield

• John Wesley

• Jonathan Edwards

• Charles Finney

Which three countries claimed land in America?

• England, France, and Spain

• England, Portugal, and Spain

• France, Portugal, and Italy

• Spain, Italy, and Germany

What did French Trappers build in New France?

• Forts for defense, trade, and missionary work

• Large cities and industrial centers

• Railroads and highways

• Ports and naval bases