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1 Comparison: Great Awakenings
Key Period 4 Comparison: Great Awakenings

2 Great Awakening Created schisms and new denominations
Brought religion to many who had lost touch/ revitalized religion Undermined traditional authority/clergy Encouraged a new wave of missionary work among indians and slaves Congregationalist from religion of puritans Made people believed that God cares about them

3 Second Great Awakening
A protestant religious revival Reaction to industrialization and religious liberalism More widespread than the first great awakening both geographical and variety of participants Spread by mass meetings Attempt to appeal to people’s emotions

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