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Horatio's Understanding of the Great Awakening
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Horatio's Understanding of the Great Awakening
Religious movement
- trying to bring back religious feelings
A couple travelling preachers
- including George Whitefield
- toured colonies, attracted many people
- gave big, open sermons
- worried that people were becoming less religious
- gave sermons
- E.g. "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
- By Jonathan Edwards
- [sometimes?] outside
- "camp meeting"/"revival"
- one preacher, a whole bunch of people
- E.g. "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
- including George Whitefield
Individualistic approach to faith
- no pastor necessary
Took place in diverse religious landscape
- Anglicans in the South
- Virginia, Maryland, the Carolinas
- Congregationalists in the North
- Puritans in New England
- Other groups elsewhere
- Anglicans in the South
Colonists react positively.
- "start getting back into religion"
Uncertain of impact or global context
- "Does it have anything to do with American culture?"
- "[In Europe?] Shoot... um..."
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- An 11th-grade AP US History student's understanding of the Great Awakening.
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