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Religious camp meetings in the early 1800s served as a revivalist movement to bring people together for spiritual renewal and conversion. They provided a platform for preaching, singing, prayer, and emotional experiences to revitalize the faith of participants and attract new converts. These meetings played a significant role in the spread of evangelical Christianity across the United States during this period.

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