George Whitefield’s impact on the colonies was significant because he:
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Correct answer: Travelled extensively, using his charisma to unite the colonies in a shared religious experience
Whitefield was a celebrity preacher whose tours reached thousands of people across all thirteen colonies. His message crossed denominational and geographic lines, creating a common cultural thread among disparate colonial regions.
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