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The Great Awakening was largely spurred by a reaction against the established religious institutions and a desire for personal, emotional connections to faith. Key beliefs included the emphasis on individual experience of salvation, the necessity of personal piety, and a rejection of formalism in worship. Preachers like Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield promoted the idea that anyone could achieve spiritual rebirth, fostering a sense of democratization in religion. This movement also encouraged greater questioning of authority and traditional practices.
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How did the great awaking help the colonist make the decision ato separate from Britain?
It taught people to stand up for their beliefs.
What year was the great awaking?
The first great awakening was in 1730-1743.
What was the great awakeing?
a graet awaking is a person who delivers messages
Who was the leader of the second great awaking?
Charles Finney
What did the leaders of the Great Awakening encouraged their followers to?
The Great Awaking was a period of religious revival in the Western world. The leaders of the Great Awaking wanted congregants to move away from ritual, ceremony, sacramentalism and hierarchy, and focus on an interpersonal relationship with God.
What was the re-birth of religious thought that swept across the US called?
The great awaking! The Great Awakening
What is a reform movement?
does the great awaking still affect us till this day
What is reformation movement?
does the great awaking still affect us till this day
What had a greater impact English Bill Of Rights or The Great Awaking?
The grat awakening
What was the result of the second great awaking?
people believed that they should work to solve social problems
What did the combination of the great awaking in and the enlightenment do?
encouraged people to think for themselves and take personal responsibility
When was Awaking the Centuries created?
Awaking the Centuries was created in 2000.
