Explain How did parishes help spread democratic feelings in the colonies?

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geniusboy [140]3 years ago

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Answer:

Parishes stimulated the great awakening that promoted democratic feelings in the colonies.

Explanation:

The great awakening stimulated by the colonial parishes was very important for the stimulation of democratic sentiment among the colonies. This is because the great awakening reduced the ideological differences between them and promoted a feeling of unity and nationalism. Alongside this, there was a growing belief that colonies should act in agreement to promote improvements in the region, through the promotion of policies supported by the majority of its members.

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