Needs Answer22. The 2nd Great Awakening awas a time of renewed and passionate interest in religion with large revivals.bcaused people to loose faith in God.cwas an intellectual and philosophical movement.dtaught that only a few chosen people could be saved.Needs Answer23. All of the following improvements were made in the prison reform movement EXCEPT aseparate institutions were established for the mentally ill.bchildren in criminal institutions atten classes and learned useful skills.crehabilitation of prisons were encouraged and people believed they could become productive citizens.ddebtors were still kept in prison for years with hardened criminals.Needs Answer24. Thoreau was a transcendentalist. Transcendentalists believed that people should: aconform to others' expectations.bquestion society's rules.clive alone to find God.dattend religious meetings.Needs Answer25. Which of the following was not a part of the Era of Reform? aabolitionistbwomen's rightscinfrastructuredprisonsechildren's education

Identify a true statement about the Great Awakening.Multiple choice question.The Great Awakening failed to take off in New England cities.The Great Awakening failed to stir latent religious fervor.The Great Awakening began in the 1900s and swept the western seaboard.The Great Awakening raised concern among urban and rural folk not only for their own redemption, but for that of Black slaves and American Indians as well.

According to lecture, and following from research by Georg Rusche and Otto Kirchheimer, to more fully understand the cycles of rehabilitation and repression in the development of the penitentiary one needs to do what?Group of answer choicesDetermine patterns of crime commission and severity.Emphasize ideological forces more than economic ones.Grasp the penitentiary as largely a reflection of economic cycles in and the development of capitalism.Put popular forces central to the analysis; these are the actors of history.

The Great Awakening and the Great Revival were ________Blank.Multiple Choicefamous nineteenth-century operaswhite spiritualssongs by Charles Wesleyreligious revival movements

Evangelicals in the era of the Second Great Awakening had national organizations that undertook which of the following?Multiple select question.promoting Sabbath observanceorganizing Sunday schools and missionsdemanding abolitiondistributing Bibles and tractsencouraging temperance

Who were the two famous ministers who moved around the colonies in the Great Awakening?Group of answer choicesEdwards and MeyersEdwards and WhitefieldGraham and WhitefieldEmerson and Thoreau