Answer:
A. George Whitefield
Explanation:
George Whitefield was an English cleric who is considered one of the founders of Methodism and an important figure in the evangelical movement. Whitefield was unusual in that he did not establish himself in a particular parish, but instead travelled around. In 1740 he travelled to North America, where he participated in the "Great Awakening." Whitefield was well-known for his style of preaching. He delivered very passionate and emotional speeches, which led to him acquiring enormous popularity.
