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Gr 4 History Ch 8
Gr 4 History Ch 8 Chapter Questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Why did such good people as the colonists need a revival? | Many of them had never accepted Christ as their personal Savior |
| What American Puritan preacher helped the Great Awakening get started? | Jonathan Edwards |
| Who founded the Methodist church? | John Wesley |
| What Great Awakening preacher came to America seven times to preach the gospel? | George Whitefield |
| Who was a famous American missionary to the Indians? | David Brainerd |
| What was the name of Brainerd's faithful Indian helper? | Tattamy |
| What was the Great Awakening? | a spiritual revival that swept through the colonies between 1730 and 1760 |
| What happened to make Jonathan Edwards a changed person? | When he was 18, he accpeted Christ as his personal Savior. |
| What was another name for the Puritan churches? | Congregational churches |
| Why did Jonathan Edwards move to the frontier? | His church in Northampton would not let him preach anymore. |
| Jonathan Edwards became president of what university just before his death? | Princeton |
| What church did John Wesley start? | the Methodist church |
| Who was the mother of John and Charles Wesley? | Susanna Wesley |
| Where did John and Charles Wesley go to college? | Oxford University |
| Why was John Wesley's first trip to America unsuccessful? | John had not yet accepted Christ personally as Savior. |
| Why did John Wesley start preaching in the open air? | The ministers in the Church of England did not want him to preach in their churches. |
| How many times did George Whitefield come to America to preach the gospel? | seven |
| Why did George Whitefield preach outdoors? | The churches supported by the colonial government were against Whitefield's preaching |
| Who was Whitefield's famous American friend? | Benjamin Franklin |
| In whose home did David Brainerd die? | Jonathan Edwards |
| How did the Great Awakening affect America? | It drew colonists together so that our country would truly become one nation under God. |
| Who pastored a church in Middleborough, Massachusetts, for fifty-eight years and also worked to make America a free country? | Isaac Backus |