Question

ministers drew crowds in the first great awakening by
preaching that america should revolt against england.
declaring that people did not need to belong to a formal church.
giving very emotional sermons that evoked strong images.
promising that everyone who had faith would become rich.

Explanation:

During the First Great Awakening, ministers attracted crowds through highly emotional sermons. These sermons used vivid and powerful imagery to stir the emotions of the listeners. For example, Jonathan Edwards' Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God is a famous sermon from this period that uses intense imagery. The First Great Awakening was a religious revival, not a political movement (so preaching about revolt against England is incorrect). Also, the idea that people didn't need to belong to a formal church wasn't the main draw - the emotional aspect was. And there was no promise of wealth for having faith.

Answer:

giving very emotional sermons that evoked strong images.