Nineteenth-century Unitarians stressed A) the mortal nature of Jesus Christ. B) a multiplicity of gods. C) the doctrine of transubstantiation. D) the Holy Trinity. ANSWER A
Evangelical reformers of the Second Great Awakening were most critical of A) the idea that each individual was personally responsible for sin and moral evil. B) separating the functions of church and state. C) individual selfishness and materialistic excess. D) the egoistic belief that Americans were God’s “chosen people.” ANSWER C
Among their political reforms, farmers advocated all of the following EXCEPT A) direct election of U.S. senators. B) abolition of the Electoral College. C) the initiative and referendum. D) direct primary elections. ANSWER B