Which had the most far reaching consequences in eighteenth- century american culture/; the enlightenment or the great awakening?

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<span>The great awakening is the most reaching consequences in eighteenth- century American culture. Before they are believing in religious, In eighteen- century American culture should create the awareness about religion, the First Great Awakening was a largely religious movement.</span>

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