Correct: The answer is b. Finney’s sermon focuses not only on the renewal of personal faith but also on the tireless work of Christians to bring others to religious renewal.

Incorrect: The answer is b. Finney’s sermon focuses not only on the renewal of personal faith but also on the tireless work of Christians to bring others to religious renewal.

Correct: The answer is c. Trollope detailed instances where preachers breathed “consolations” into the ears of “beautiful young females,” which enraged her. She referred to the preachers as “tormentors.”

Incorrect: The answer is c. Trollope detailed instances where preachers breathed “consolations” into the ears of “beautiful young females,” which enraged her. She referred to the preachers as “tormentors.”

Correct: The answer is b. The open letter proclaims sisterhood across race and region to argue that slavery should be abolished because the institution “regards rational beings as goods and chattel.”

Incorrect: The answer is b. The open letter proclaims sisterhood across race and region to argue that slavery should be abolished because the institution “regards rational beings as goods and chattel.”

Correct: The answer is d. The ministers from the Congressional Church opposed women's activism because it went against the female position in society as private and dependent. They wrote that the “power of woman is in her dependence, flowing from the consciousness of that weakness which God has given her.”

Incorrect: The answer is d. The ministers from the Congressional Church opposed women's activism because it went against the female position in society as private and dependent. They wrote that the “power of woman is in her dependence, flowing from the consciousness of that weakness which God has given her.”

Correct: The answer is c. Grimké drew the parallel between the ministers who wrote the Pastoral letter and Cotton Mather because, in her view, all of those men held fast to outmoded belief systems.

Incorrect: The answer is c. Grimké drew the parallel between the ministers who wrote the Pastoral letter and Cotton Mather because, in her view, all of those men held fast to outmoded belief systems.