4. (a) The two powerful religious bodies in colonial America are the Congregationalists of New England and the Episcopalians in the central colonies. The two upstart sects are the Baptists and Methodists. (b) Whiteeld's enthusiastic speaking style made him unpopular in some religious circles. This style would have been unwelcome in many Church of England congregations that did not typically have such enthusiastic sermons. Yet, this style was also very popular among the public, and he drew large crowds when visiting America. (Note that members of the Church of England in the colonies changed their name to the Episcopal Church after the Revolutionary War). 5. (a) 27.3%. (b) 34.7%. (c) 18.6%. (d) 7.5%. (e) Protestant 11.8%, Catholic 3.5%, Jewish 7.5%, None 1%, Other 8.4%. When classied according to these broad religious categories, attending several times a week is most common among Protestants