The Goal of the Ecumenical Movement Is to

question 22

Multiple Choice

The goal of the ecumenical movement is to

• A) promote unity among Christians.
• B) encourage Christians to provide aid to the poor.
• C) encourage simplicity in worship.
• D) increase Christian involvement in global politics.

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Definitions:

Cold War Impact

The lasting effects and changes in global political structure, technology, economy, and culture resulting from the Cold War era's geopolitical tensions.

Immigration Policies

The laws, regulations, and guidelines established by a country to control the admission and residency of foreigners within its borders.

Progressive Party

Political party created when former president Theodore Roosevelt broke away from the Republican Party to run for president again in 1912; the party supported progressive reforms similar to those of the Democrats but stopped short of seeking to eliminate trusts. Also the name of the party backing Robert La Follette for president in 1924.