What is called the U.S. conservative Protestant movement which upholds religious extremism against modernism?
Correct answer: C. Fundamentalism
- A. Protectionism
- B. Neo-protestants
- C. Fundamentalism
- D. Neo-conservatism
Explanation
Fundamentalism is a U.S. conservative Protestant movement that insists on strict religious beliefs and resists modernist interpretations. Protectionism concerns trade policy, while neo-conservatism is a political ideology rather than this religious movement.
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