The Second Great Awakening's focus on 'Christianizing' the West led to the establishment of:
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Correct answer: Numerous denominational colleges and Sunday School unions across the country
To ensure that the expanding frontier remained 'civilized' and religious, various denominations founded colleges to train leaders. Sunday School unions were also created to provide moral education to children in areas without established churches.
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- Which of the following best summarizes the impact of both Awakenings on American cultural history?
- Which prominent minister of the First Great Awakening is known for his vivid 'Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God' sermon?
- What was a major distinction between 'Old Lights' and 'New Lights' during the First Great Awakening?
- George Whitefield’s contribution to the First Great Awakening was unique because of his:
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- What was the 'Burned-over District' in the context of the Second Great Awakening?