After taking your "tour" of the Joseph Bellamy Home in Bethlehem, Conn., answer the following questions from reading 1:
1. What problems with the Congregational Church troubled Jonathan Edwards? What actions did he take to solve those problems?
2. Who was George Whitefield? How did he inspire a religious revival in the American colonies?
3. What was the Great Awakening? How did it appeal to common people?
Extra Credit (see picture above):
1. What can we learn about Bethlehem in 1836 (40 years after Bellamy's death) from the picture above ?
2. What elements dominate the drawing?
3. Bellamy's home is the one to the right of the two trees in the center of the drawing. Based on its location, what does that tell you about Bellamy's status in the community?
(Questions and image are taken from "Teaching with Historic Places" -- NPS)
P2 VANESSA
ReplyDelete1. John Edwards wanted to rewaken religious devotion in a society where moral principles seemed to be declining along with church membership.
p2 vanessa
ReplyDelete2. george whitefield a young,charismatic,english methodist ,preacher began travelig up and down the colonies.
p2 kevi and norma 1. he felt they needed religion 2.he was a preacher began traveling up and down the colinies3.the awakeing mas a religious movment.
ReplyDeletep2 Diana & Marissa
ReplyDeleteANWSER: People were forgetting about GOD so he wanted to reborn it, so people could go back to church.
p2 vanessa
ReplyDelete3. the great a wakening as the period of religious resurgence came to be called to all levels of society but particularly to the common man.
P.2 HELEN AND DIEGO
ReplyDelete1. reawaken religious devotion in a society where moral principles seemed to be declining along with church membership.
2. a young, charismatic, English Methodist preacher, began traveling up and down the colonies preaching the word of God.
3. a religious movement;appealed to all levels of society.worshippers stood in open fields filled with thousands of other people to hear sermons preached in emotional and simple language.
P2 Estrella Morales
ReplyDelete1. He got people to do bad things and the church thought it wasnt good and didnt want people to do sins.
2. George Whitefield was the person that made a religion movement called the Great Awakening.He inspired people to be Christians by telling them if they were or not.
3. It was a religious movement.
p2 beatriz &mayra
ReplyDelete3.A religious movement. They were all changed to Christians.
2.He was a young, charismatic, English Methodist preacher.He inspired them by telling them that they were never Christian an he made them into Christians.
1.The problem was that John Edwards tried to bring back the Great Awakening but, when the other preachers heard they wanted to stop him.The problems he took was he was as taken as his congregation with the dynamic preacher.
Lorena Gonzalez
ReplyDelete1.The people were not going to church.
2.GEORGE WHITINGFIELD WAS A PREACHER THAT WOULD GIVE INTELLECTIOL SERMONS OF SPIRITAL SALVATION.
3.THE GREAT AWAKENING WS A WAY OF SCARING PEOPLE INTO GOING TO PREACHING CERMONS AND CHURCH ALSO SAVING THERE SOULS WITH HUMBLE ACTIONS.
p2 orlando & gonzalo
ReplyDelete1) jonathan edwards was a making a small religious group but in 1735 the group was starting to die down.
2) george whitefield was a young charismatic english methodist preacher. he said that the people wil go to hell if hey dont have gods salvation
3)the great awakening was a religous movement. it appealed to common people because instead of sitting in a meeting house with a local congregation,worshippers stood in open fields filled with thousands of other people to hear sermons preached in enmotion and simple language.
p2 adrian
ReplyDeleteEdward bring sinful to a knowledge of god and to the
experience o spiritual rebirth.
Madeline & Michael p2
ReplyDelete-The problem that Jonathan Edwards had was that people were starting to become less religious.
-To solve this poblem he led a small revial.
-George Whitefield was an English Methodist Preacher, who began traveling up and down the colonies.
-He would preach about what bad things
happen to you if you sinned that's what made him so unique.
p2 Karla and Guadalupe
ReplyDeleteQ1:?????????
Q2:He was a spellbinding evangelical English preacher. He was followed by many people and those who did split between the sedate older sects.
Q3:The Great Awakening was a religious movement and it appealed to people in many ways like religious change.
p2.connie d. Garcia
ReplyDelete1.Moral principals were declining along with the church membership.
2. George Whitefield was a young,charismatic,English Methodist preacher
3.The great awakening was a religious thing that happened
p2 Marissa & Diana
ReplyDeleteAnswer:George Whitefield, was a young chrasmatic English preacher that impassioned sermons meant to bring sinnes back to church.
Alejandra Jimenez P2
ReplyDelete1. his problem was that many people were doing the wrong things. he wanted to reawaken religious devotion to society.
2. he was an english methodist preacher.
he used unigue methods of preaching
3. the great awaking was a big change in religious life
1.THEY WOULD NOT LISTENING. He would preach more and more.
ReplyDelete2.HE was a great man. who inspired alot.
3.It was a religions movement.It appeal good.
Henry Palacios
Leo Sanchez
P.4 Jonathan & Leovardo
ReplyDelete1. Because they wanted to reawaken religious devotion in a society where moral principles
2. George Whitefield was an english preacher he helped reach new light out to the slaves
3. The great awakening was the religious movement
p4 Adrian & Lizbeth
ReplyDelete1. What problems with the Congregational Church troubled Jonathan Edwards? What actions did he take to solve those problems?
A lot of people were sining
they asked god for forgiveness and were reawakened and reborn
2. Who was George Whitefield? How did he inspire a religious revival in the American colonies?
He was a young, charismatic, English Methodist preacher.
His unique method of preaching involved dramatically depicted the horrors faced by sinners condemned to hell. And people realized their sins.
3. What was the Great Awakening? How did it appeal to common people
The Great Awakening is a religious movement. It appealed to them because they stopped sinning.
P.4 Luis & Jaime
ReplyDelete1. Jonathan wanted more people to become religious. He started the Great Awakening.
2. George was a preacher. He wanted more people to become more religious. So he tells everyone that they are going to hell if they don't praise God.
3. The Great Awakening was a religious movement which involved Christianity. People thought Edwards was right so they went along with it.
p4 Crystal and Juan
ReplyDelete1. The problem was that "moral principals seemed to be declining along with the church membership."
Jonathan Edwards tried to reawaken religious devotion.
2. "George Whitefield was a young, charismatic, English Methodist preacher."
3."He rivived the religion with his unique method of preaching involved dramatically depicting the horrors faced by sinners condemned to Hell. His fearful audiences became hysterical as they realized their sinfulness and their peril. Recognizing their utter dependence on Christ for their salvation, hundreds of members of Whitefield's audience underwent conversion and were reborn"
3. The great Awakening was a religious movement.
P.4 Jonathan & Leovardo
ReplyDeleteextra credit
1. He was not rich
2. The churches and the trees
3. He like to be alone
p4 adrian & lizbeth
ReplyDeleteExtra Credit (see picture above):
1. What can we learn about Bethlehem in 1836 (40 years after Bellamy's death) from the picture above ?
We can learn that church is important
2. What elements dominate the drawing?
what stands out are the big houses but the church does the most
3. Bellamy's home is the one to the right of the two trees in the center of the drawing. Based on its location, what does that tell you about Bellamy's status in the community?
it tells me it pretty big house n its kind of hidden there
P4 Raymundo & Samantha
ReplyDeleteJohn Edwards was mad because they were declining the church so he converted 300 people
He was a young charismatic English methodist preacher and he began preaching up and down colonies.
The great awakening was a religious movement.
They were condenmed to hell.
P4 Marcos & Ariana
ReplyDelete3) People were losing their faith, face devotion and believe. He gave a preach to people to help them gain back their faith.
2) George Whitefield was a young man that began to travel up and down the colonies to preach. He scared them into believing that if they do sinful things they would end up in Hell.
3)The Great Awakening was a religious movement. The people appealed to it because they would be in salvation and won't go to hell.
P.4 Maribel & Jazmine
ReplyDelete1. What problems with the Congregational Church troubled Jonathan Edwards? What action did he take to solve these problems?
People were not coming to church. He brought them back with a petition.
2.Who was George Whitefield? How did he inspire a religious revival in the American colonies?
George Whitefield was a preacher who traveled up and down colonies. he inspired religious by reviving the religious enthusiasm Jonathan that he had stirred.
3. What was the Great Awakening? How did it appeal to common people?
The Great Awakening was the religious movement. It appealed to the people by the letting people going together , and say what they wish to say. Mostly helped people how where in religious experiences.
p4 chanTaL & osbAlDo
ReplyDelete1st quest. John Edwards was mad because they were declining the church.
2nd quest. The person who statred the great awaking.
3rd quest. A religious movement and he will tell people that they will go to hell if they would not convert.
P.4 josmar & eliseo
ReplyDelete#1. A lot of people weren't going to church and he started a revival group so people would go to church.
#2. He was an english methodist preacher and he told all the people that if they didn't go and ask for forgiveness the would go to hell.
#3. The Great Awakening was a religious movement.It was so great because it forgave people for their sins.
p4 Adonis & Karina
ReplyDelete1.He wanted to reawaken religious devotion, & saw morals declining with church members. He led a small revival "bring the sinful to a knowledge of God and to the experience of spiritual rebirth." to bring people back to the church.
2. George Whitefield was a english preacher that traveled along the colonies spreading the revival of the church. He preached in churches.
3. The great awakening was a religious movement. It appealed to common people by they also talked to thousands of people in fields.
Luis C. and Ashley
ReplyDeletePer.4
1. People were losing thier religious faith, devotion, and beliefs in God;so Jonathan Edwards talked with audiences and told them about their problem therefor they began to feel bad which helped increase their faith in God.
2. George Whitefield was a young, charmatic, English Methodist preacher. He terrified believers into thinking that they've been doing wrong and that they'll get sent to Hell. Doing so, his fearful audiences noticed their wrong-doing, underwent conversion and were reborn.
3. The Great awakening was a religious movement.
This appealed to the common man because instead of sitting in a church listening to sermons, worshippers stood in an open field with thousands of other people to listen to emotional and simple sermons.
p4 Jeffrey & Hector
ReplyDeleteThe things of the congregational church that troubled Jonathan Edward was that he wanted to reawaken religious devotion in a society where moral principles seemed to be declining along with church membership, a problem occurring throughout the colonies. The way he solved it was to tell his fearful audiences became hysterical as they realized their sinfulness and their peril and recognizing their utter dependence on Christ for their salvation, hundreds of members of Whitefield's audience underwent conversion and were reborn.
2. George Whitefield was a preacher and he went to other colonies to preach and he went to Edward's church to preach to the people.
3.The Great Awakening was a religious movement. The way it appealed to people was instead of meeting in their house they went outside in tne open fields to worship and to hear sermons preach in emotion and simple language.
p4 nadia ,blanca
ReplyDelete1. He wanted to bring religious devotion back to civilians that kept declining 3 moral principals and church memberships. To do this he led a small revival.
2. George Whitefield was a English Methodist preacher who contibuted to the Great Awakening by reviving the religious enthusiasm Jonathan Edwards had stirred and also contibuted to.
3. The Great Awakening was a religious movement that didnt only involve the preachers but also involved citizens and these people started to sincerely worship their religious belief.
p4 jesus and christopher
ReplyDelete1. becasue they were denieing the church moral principals.he reminded many people forgiving sins
2.George whitefield was a young charismatic and a english methodist.That George whitefield revived the ethusiasim that Johnathan Edwards helped spread.
The great awakening is the religous spellbinding religous circle were you are in.It appealed
Period 4
ReplyDeleteAntonio && Cecilia
1. John Edwards was troubled because the society's moral principles seemed to be declining along with the church membership; the people were not going to church && they were lying, cheating, and stealing. To solve these problems, he led a small revival to "bring the sinful to a knowledge of God and to the experience of spiritual rebirth" ; acknowledge their sins and go to church.
2. George Whitefield was a young, charismatic, English Methodist preacher,talked to a very large group of people.
3. The Great Awakening was a religious movement. It appealed to common people by the preaches that were spoken in an emotional, and easy language.
Cindy&Roberto
ReplyDelete1.) Jonathan Edwards, minister of the Congregational Church of Northampton, Massachusetts, wanted to reawaken religious devotion in a society where moral principles seemed to be declining along with church membership, a problem occurring throughout the colonies.
2.) Then George Whitefield, a young, charismatic, English Methodist preacher, began traveling up and down the colonies.
3.) The Great Awakening, as this period of religious resurgence came to be called, appealed to all levels of society, but particularly to the common man. Instead of sitting in a meeting house with a local congregation listening to a highly intellectual sermon, worshippers stood in open fields filled with thousands of other people to hear sermons preached in emotional and simple language.
CINDY&ROBERT
ReplyDelete1. Jonathan Edwards, minister of the Congregational Church of Northampton, Massachusetts, wanted to reawaken religious devotion in a society where moral principles seemed to be declining along with church membership, a problem occurring throughout the colonies.
2. Then George Whitefield, a young, charismatic, English Methodist preacher, began traveling up and down the colonies.
3.The Great Awakening, as this period of religious resurgence came to be called, appealed to all levels of society, but particularly to the common man. Instead of sitting in a meeting house with a local congregation listening to a highly intellectual sermon, worshippers stood in open fields filled with thousands of other people to hear sermons preached in emotional and simple language.
p5 James and brian
ReplyDelete1. That there were problems with the colonies and he led a small revival group
2. He was a young charismatic English Methodist and he revived it by his religious sermons
3. The Great Awakening, as this period of religious resurgence came to be called, appealed to all levels of society, but particularly to the common man. Instead of sitting in a meeting house with a local congregation listening to a highly intellectual sermon, worshippers stood in open fields filled with thousands of other people to hear sermons preached in emotional and simple language.
p5 Giselle,Eestefania
ReplyDelete1. The people stopped going to the church,and they also stopped beliving in the religion and they were doing wrong. Edwards led a small revival to bring the sinful to a knowledge of god and to experince of spiritual rebirth .
2.George whitefield, a young, charismatic, English methodist preach, began traviling up and down the colonies and he peached ever were
3. the great awaking as this per of the
p5 Robert & Jorge
ReplyDelete1. The Congretional church wanted moral principals declining church membership.
2. George Whitefeild, a young, methodist preacher he preached every where.
3 The Great Awakening was a religious movement.
p5 Salvaor, Brandon
ReplyDelete1. The problem was that society moral principals seem to be declining along with church membership.
What he travels around the colonies preaching in churches
p5 Valery & leslie
ReplyDeleteQuestion 1 jonathan edwards wanted to reawaken religious devotion
in a society where moral principles seemed declining with membership.
The actions he took was the membership and moral principles were
going down also people could not go to church and people were stealing
things.
Question 2 Whitefield went to northampton, massachusetts to
preach in edward church.
p5 JAVIER,KIMBERLY
ReplyDelete1) Moral principals seemed to be declining along with church membership He led to a small rival to "bring the sinful to a knowledge of God and to the experience of spiritual rebirth".
2)George white field was a young charismatic, english methodist preacher, began traveling. Underwent conversion and were reborn. through his passionate sermons , george white field revived the religious enthusiasm jonathan Edwards had stirred and helped it to spread out.
p5 humberto & sergio
ReplyDelete1. moral principles seemed to be declining along with church membership,he led a small revival group.
2. he's a preacher who led a revival group and he preached and converted them into christianity.
3. the great awakening was a religious movement,and it appealed in all levels of society
Extra Credit
1. buildings structures were similar to churches and they had no roads.
2. earth(forest)
3. he has a high status in his community.
p5 kimberly,rosalina
ReplyDelete1. Church membership. He brought the people that sin to the church of god.
2. George Whitefield was a young strong character men, he was also methodist preacher. He made people notice their sins and making want to get saved by the lord.He would travel all over the world when he did this.
3. The great awekening was a religious movement. the people preached and went to church more often and they got very spiritual.
selena & beatriz per.#5
ReplyDelete1.the problems were the peoples "moral principals" so they would comit sin.also the church's membership was decling.So Edward started preaching along with a small revival along the colonies,everywhere.
2.George Whitefield was another English metodist preacher..he inspired a religous revival preaching from the 1741_1742.
suejey leo
ReplyDeleteIn 1734 edwards led a small revial to bring the sinful
of knowledge to god to experience of spirtual rebirth.
p4 lizbeth d and adrian c
ReplyDelete1.He has affected to render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil power.
He didn't want to give the Military some money
2.For taking away our Charters, abolishing our most valuable Laws, and altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments.
He took away there knowledge and formaly put an end to there most valuable laws .
3.He has refused to pass other Laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of Representation in the Legislature, a right inestimable to them and formidable to tyrants only.
He didn't pass the laws unless they were a body of a country
4.For cutting off our Trade with all parts of the world
He didn't let them trade with the world.
5.For imposing Taxes on us without our Consent
He giving them taxes with out even asking them.
P4 Lizbeth d & Adrian c
ReplyDeleteThe Carter Home and Liverty Stable
1.In 1916 tha carter family had sold their liverty business to William Dotson.
2Their legacy to ALLENSWORTH is the carter house,one of the community's originalhomes,which
after 90 years still stand's.
ALLEN ALLENSWORTH - A VISIONARY
1.In 1862 he fled the union army forces and was honorably discharged as a chief pretty officer.
2.The name and reputation of Colonel Allensworth inspired African Americans who were looking for a better life.