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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10, Millenial Democracy.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did the antinomians believe in?
(a) Received Christianity.
(b) Radical conversion experiences.
(c) Suppressing enthusiastic displays.
(d) Strict religious practice.

2. Where did reformers look for a model of how society could be?
(a) New forms of radical democratic institutions.
(b) Utopian theories.
(c) The institutions that were formed in the French Revolution.
(d) Government structures from England.

3. Who does Sellers blame for the sense that things needed to be reformed?
(a) Commercial interests.
(b) Socialist agitators.
(c) Manufacturers.
(d) Abolitionists.

4. What does Sellers say Mormonism resulted from?
(a) Reaction against the Second Great Awakening.
(b) Reaction against female independence.
(c) Adaptation to harsh western conditions.
(d) Splinter from northern Unitarianism.

5. What interaction did Jonathan Edwards and Samuel Hopkins have on the market?
(a) Their religion restrained capitalist excess.
(b) Their religion preached tight social cohesion before individual profit.
(c) Their religion preached charity.
(d) Their religion preached personal wealth.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did liberal Democrats view Republican use of paper currency?

2. What does Sellers say the Great Awakening made possible?

3. Where does Sellers situate Jonathan Edwards and Samuel Hopkins?

4. What did South Carolina argue it could do?

5. What is the first event of 1810 Sellers describes?

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