How did the great awakening encourage the idea of equal rights?

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The great awakening encourages ideas of equality and stressed the importance of the individual over the authority of the church .

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The Great Awakening is the spiritual evolution that occurred on 1730-1740. The Great Awakening encouraged concepts of equality and emphasized the significance of the individual over the jurisdiction of the church. It prompted a clear rise of concern in faith, a deep sense of confidence and salvation on the part of those afflicted.

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