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Massachusetts, the North, and the First Great Awakening. Community

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1 Massachusetts, the North, and the First Great Awakening. Community
Massachusetts, the North, and the First Great Awakening Community Covenants God Town Family Order Reformation Church of England Calvinism Pilgrims/Puritans/Separatists City on Hill

2 Scenes from Plimouth Plantation

3 Pennsylvania Diverse economy Diverse population Tolerance Peaceful relationship with Indians

4 Salem Possessed Crowding Change Doubt Spectral Evidence

5 The Great Awakening Half-Way Covenant Solomon Stoddard
Jonathon Edwards New Birth/New Light Methodists/Presbyterians

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