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10 May, 12:24

How was enlightenment different from the great awakening?

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    The Enlightenment was a period of time where old ideas were challenged, and new ideas were considered. Philosophers and scientists believed that, through reason, changes could occur. The Great Awakening was a reaction against some of the ideas being emphasized in the Enlightenment.
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