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sesenic [268]
2 years ago
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What was the Great Awakening's most significant effect on education in the US?

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1 answer:
natka813 [3]2 years ago
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The Great Awakening resulted in New universities and colleges emerging.

The <u>Great Awakening was a period where:</u>

  • Americans rededicated their lives to religion
  • Religious tolerance rose as people accepted other forms of Christianity
  • People started believing in the need to have a closer personal relationship to God.

This period led to a profound change in the American socio-political landscape with education being one of the areas affected.

Colleges and Universities such as Princeton, Dartmouth and Brown were founded to train people in more moral and religious ways.

We can therefore conclude that the Great Awakening led to more universities and colleges being founded.

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