INTRODUCTION
There were huge clashes on religion which were going on in America and in the late 17th century, these clashes between political and religious groups came to an end which led to the revolution of 1688. This marked to an era where Church of England ruled as the Church of the country. Other religions such as Catholicism, Puritanism were suppressed. Everyone started practicing one religion. But it had some spiritual dryness among believers. Religion was considered to be a past time where people followed this blindly without putting their heart and soul in it. Few years later, there was a spiritual revival in both England and America which is known as Great Awakening.
Great Awakening led to a major change in religion where America prepared for its War of Independence. People became …show more content…
Their religious leaders made the laws and enforced them which they had to blindly follow. People treated everyone with tolerance and accepted others beliefs.
How did the personal religious experience of the revivals and Great Awakenings of the 18th century influence the American Revolution?
The personal religious experiences that happened in the revivals and the Great Awakenings influenced the American Revolution focusing on the ideal that each and everyone can have their own personal relationship with God and can have his own interpretations when religion is concerned. Earlier government was run by church and other religious leaders who had the thinking that people have to follow one ideology and one religion. But after Great Awakening, religious changes also made a huge change in political ideology.
CONCLUSION
The Great Awakening resulted into people accepting the fact that they are responsible for their own actions. Earlier people were preached that they had to convince listeners of their personal guilt and decisive actions were taken and much more of public
There were huge clashes on religion which were going on in America and in the late 17th century, these clashes between political and religious groups came to an end which led to the revolution of 1688. This marked to an era where Church of England ruled as the Church of the country. Other religions such as Catholicism, Puritanism were suppressed. Everyone started practicing one religion. But it had some spiritual dryness among believers. Religion was considered to be a past time where people followed this blindly without putting their heart and soul in it. Few years later, there was a spiritual revival in both England and America which is known as Great Awakening.
Great Awakening led to a major change in religion where America prepared for its War of Independence. People became …show more content…
Their religious leaders made the laws and enforced them which they had to blindly follow. People treated everyone with tolerance and accepted others beliefs.
How did the personal religious experience of the revivals and Great Awakenings of the 18th century influence the American Revolution?
The personal religious experiences that happened in the revivals and the Great Awakenings influenced the American Revolution focusing on the ideal that each and everyone can have their own personal relationship with God and can have his own interpretations when religion is concerned. Earlier government was run by church and other religious leaders who had the thinking that people have to follow one ideology and one religion. But after Great Awakening, religious changes also made a huge change in political ideology.
CONCLUSION
The Great Awakening resulted into people accepting the fact that they are responsible for their own actions. Earlier people were preached that they had to convince listeners of their personal guilt and decisive actions were taken and much more of public