A religious revival in colonial America that caused divisions due to differing views on revivals and reactions to fanatical extremes.

Places where instruments were least likely to be found, and where rented pews, balconies, and catechism were common.

French Protestants who came from France.

Series of agreements through which Puritans believed God dealt with mankind.

A missionary who preached to the Algonquins, translated the Bible into their language, and converted them.

Allowed unconverted church members to present their children for baptism, leading to an increase in unconverted members.

Jonathan Edwards was a preacher famous for preaching which sermon?

English king who broke from the Roman Catholic Church.

English evangelist who preached in Britain and the colonies. He could preach to more than 30,000 without amplification.

Followers of George Fox who stressed a holy, simple life.

Society of Friends

Denomination where a member started the Log College.

Practice not allowed in the Baptist denomination.

A summary of doctrine in question-and-answer form.

How long did the Great Awakening last?

What are some of the results of the Great Awakening?

How did the Great Awakening impact America as a nation leading into the Revolution time period?

Wanted to 'purify' the Church of England from Catholic-like ceremonies. It was the most influential religious group in Colonial America.

Considered one of the greatest theologians in American history.

Founder of the first Baptist church in America.

Group that Puritans later became known as.

Became the leader of the Great Awakening in New England.

What is the largest Anabaptist group in America?

What was a common fault of a lot of missionaries to the Indians that John Eliot did not espouse?

The most important part of the service in a colonial church.

First established in the colony of Rhode Island.

The Mennonites were followers of a Dutch teacher who stressed what aspect in his followers?

Believed that the church's traditional practices, notably its rule by bishops, were divinely ordained

Followers of John Huss of Bohemia

Most of the members of this church came from Germany.

What were some of the Quaker's foundational beliefs?

The Quakers were centered in which colony?

Which Protestant denomination generally opposed the Great Awakening?

Which Roman Catholic queen of England tried to reinstate Catholicism as the religion of England?

Which aspects led to the decline of the Puritan church?

In the Salem Witch Trials which people were executed?