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Horatio's Understanding of the Great Awakening
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An 11th-grade AP US History student'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
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
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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