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Terrific Thursday, Aug. 20th Agenda: Warm-Up The Great Awakening – Video Clip Critical Reading HO / Working with primary sources. Wrap-Up Home Fun: Finish Reading marking and annotating the docs. Warm-Up Which person did you suspend? why? 3-5 sentences

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Leaders of the Great Awakening Jonathan Edwards George Whitefield

Video Questions: Who was George Whitefield? What were the colonies like before Whitefield? What were 2 ideas/changes promoted by the Great Awakening?