Chapter 5
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The Great Awakening |
The Enlightenment |
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Beliefs: · Inner religious emotion was more important than outward religious behavior · God has anger and wrath · God saves Affects: · Congregations argued over religious practices · Churches split and people moved and joined other religious groups · Churches grew Influential People: · Jonathan Edwards –well known preacher who drew large crowds with his sermons · George Whitefield - drew crowds with sermons and raised funds to start homes for orphans |
Beliefs: · Emphasis on science and reason Affects: · Appealed to the wealthy and educated · Laws of the universe were explored · Philosophers contemplated human rights such as the right to life, liberty, and property. · Government leaders were influenced Influential People: · Benjamin Franklin – a famous enlightenment figure · John Locke – argued for natural rights (life, liberty, and property |