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What are the two largest religious groups in the US?
Christianity and Non Religious/Secular A+LS: catholic & baptist
What is a valid conclusion based on the history of third party movements in the US?
Become one of two major parties
What was the re-birth of religious thought that swept across the US called?
The great awaking! The Great Awakening
Why do religious awakenings occur in the US?
Religious awakenings in the US occur for various reasons, including social, cultural, and political movements that create a sense of collective spiritual fervor and renewal. Factors such as dissatisfaction with the status quo, search for meaning, and desire for community and connection can contribute to these awakenings. Additionally, historical events and charismatic leaders can also play a role in sparking religious revivals.
Refugees from which TWO island countries have fled to the US and Canada to escape religious or political persecution?
cuba
What was the 8 day Jewish holiday celebrating religious freedom called?
Chanukah, The menorah that is lite each day was ruled by the US Supreme Court to be a symbol of religious freedom.
What are two basic principles that the US would continue from the early colonial years?
Economic opportunity and religious freedom
Which religious group in the US has the largest followingWhich religious group in the US has the largest following?
Catholics
What are the names of the two main political parties in the US?
The two main political parties in the US are called the Republicans and Democrats.
Main religious beliefs in the US?
The main religious beliefs in the US is: Christ was born on December 25th.
Why is the US called a two party system?
it is called a two-party state because it has two parties only that exist:Democrat and republican hence the name.
What effect did the second great awakening have on religion in the US?
The Second Great Awakening led to a surge in religious fervor and revivalism in the United States during the early 19th century. It emphasized personal conversion and emotional religious experiences, fostering the growth of new denominations such as the Baptists and Methodists. This religious movement also influenced social reform movements, including abolitionism and women's rights.
