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what was the first great awakening? question 20 options: a cultural shift that promoted christianity among slave communities a protestant revival that emphasized emotional, experiential faith over book learning the birth of an american identity, promoted by benjamin franklin a cultural and intellectual movement that emphasized reason and science over superstition and religion



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Rather than emphasizing academic knowledge, the First Great Awakening was a Protestant revival.

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In the 1730s and 1740s, a movement of Christian revival known as the First Great Awakening spread throughout Protestant Europe and British America, particularly the North American colonies, having a lasting effect on American Christianity. It was the outcome of potent preaching that made listeners feel as though their need for salvation via Jesus Christ had been personally revealed to them.

By generating a strong sense of spiritual conviction and redemption as well as reflection and a dedication to a new standard of personal morality, the Great Awakening broke away from rituals and ceremonies and created a highly personal Christianity for the average individual.

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