Great Awakening and Enlightenment Flashcards

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When did the Great Awakening develop?

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The early 1700s

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What happened during the Great Awakening?

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Lessons (sermons) were given by ministers during religious revivals

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What is a sermon?

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talk on a religious or moral subject

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Who was Jonathan Edward?

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a minister began preaching about salvation

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Who was George Whitefield?

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A man from Britain who used theatre to appeal to colonists (gestures+costumes)

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How did the Great Awakening change how colonists viewed religion?

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They believed they didn’t need church officials to connect to God and challenged authority.

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What was the movement of Enlightenment?

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An intellectual movement that believed human reason would crush ignorance and unfair authority

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What was the influence for Enlightenment?

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It was influenced by Scientific Revolution, using logical thinking to answer scientific questions.

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Who was John Locke?

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He was an English philosopher influenced by Enlightenment.

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What did John Locke believe in?

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He believed humans were born with natural rights, claimed leaders could only rule with permission of the people and if they failed to do so the people could overthrow the leader.

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Who did John Locke influence with his ideas?

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Ben Franklin

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