Quiz for America Compared: American Camp Meetings and English Church Hierarchies

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Correct. The answer is b. Trollope offers a classic description of a rural camp meeting in which the preacher, using the techniques of “practical preaching,” elicited strong, emotional responses from his prospective converts, most of whom were women.
Incorrect. The answer is b. Trollope offers a classic description of a rural camp meeting in which the preacher, using the techniques of “practical preaching,” elicited strong, emotional responses from his prospective converts, most of whom were women.

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Correct. The answer is a. Trollope suggests that the frequency of profane religious expression in the United States, as compared to England, stems from the lack of an established national church in the United States and the resulting “ever-varying innovations of sectarian licence.”
Incorrect. The answer is a. Trollope suggests that the frequency of profane religious expression in the United States, as compared to England, stems from the lack of an established national church in the United States and the resulting “ever-varying innovations of sectarian licence.”

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Correct. The answer is d. Trollope argued that the sort of domestic manners she observed in America could only be seen in England “among persons in a much lower station of life.”
Incorrect. The answer is d. Trollope argued that the sort of domestic manners she observed in America could only be seen in England “among persons in a much lower station of life.”