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The second great awakening was a religious revival in America. There were camp meetings. The abolitionist movement and the temperance movement were influenced by the Second Great Awakening.

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it affected the colonies by making black men turn happy

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american colonists to read more

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Religion.

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proibition

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They were both large spiritual movements around the 1700s.

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The Great Awakening changed colonial culture, changed the way many people practiced their religion, congregations argued over religious practices and often split apart, and people left old churches and joined protestant ones. The Great Awakening also led people to believe that they should work to solve social problems.

Religious revivals that drew thousands of people.

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Jonathan Edwards

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It began in the 1720's in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and then in the 1730's in Jonathan Edward's church in Northampton, Massachusetts.

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Connecticut became the 5th state on January 9, 1788.

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it changed their religious beleifs
Greater Religious Toleration and unity. Or maybe this could help you, its straight from the teacher US AP History ;-) "Stimulated a fervent emotional style of religion, denominational divisions, and a greater sense of inter colonial American identity."
One will help you practice your religious beliefs. And bring people together.

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The Great Awakening was from the 1730s- 1740s

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• 1730's and 40's the first occurred "sweeping" the colonies
• it encouraged ideas of equality and the right to challenge authority
• In this way the movement contributed to the revolutionary fervor of the colonists when they declared independence from England years later. :-) -_-

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The Great Awakening occurred from the 1730s to 1770s. The religious community of the Puritans, Congregationalists, Catholics, and Anglicans were known as the old lights. The new lights were converts during the Great Awakening, such as the Baptists and Methodists. For the first time, African Americans and Indians were drawn to Protestism. They developed the idea that worshipping God could be done by attending Mass and listening to sermons. The African Americans and Native Americans were highly concerned about evangelizing, but this boosted the esteem of women in America. Women were praised for having such a strong Christian piety. Those of the higher profile helped guide churches, minister church members, and brought forth the religious messages to the unconverted. As a result of the Great Awakening religion was democratized.

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1788.

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The second after the First Great Awakening in the New England territory. It was the spread the religions from the eastern territory to the newly claimed western territory by the evangelists. It encouraged the citizens to focus in religion rather than in their useless business. The Second Great Awakening caused an intensity of anti-slavery movements and anti- Catholic movements as well. Despite that, there were restrictions in the North against free Blacks and a few states banned free Blacks from entering some states.

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It helped bring people together, which lead to greater religion, or acceptance of religious differences.

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The main purpose of both the 1st Great Awakening (1730-1755) and the 2nd Great Awakening (1790-1840) was to inspire religious revivals within communites throughout the Original Thirteen Colonies and later the US, whom pastors had felt had gotten away from God. It started under strong preaching under Johnathan Edwards and George Whitefield under the messages that sin had destroyed Anglo-American culture and only God could save them by grace. Thousands came to Christ during these series of revivals and the Protestant churches, typically Methodists and Baptists, grew rapidly during these periods.

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they wanted to develop their own religious ideas.

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Baptists and Methodists

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Yes they did

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it changed the way people view the church in terms of deism

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It caused cultural stress bringing the Enlightment.

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It spread the idea that all people are equal before God.