A disrupted society, 1742–64 (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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Religious revivals
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Time period of religious revivals in British America

1730s to 1750s

Regions experiencing religious revivals

Middle Colonies and New England

Time period of the Great Awakening

c.1730-50

Great Awakening's approach to Protestant Christianity

Emotional and personal religious experiences

Jonathan Edwards' role in Great Awakening

Influential revivalist preacher in Massachusetts

When Jonathan Edwards was active

1730s and 1740s

George Whitefield's nationality and role

English revivalist preacher

George Whitefield's tour dates of British America

1739-41 and 1744-48

Size of crowds at Whitefield's sermons

Exceeding 20,000 people

Traditional Protestant minister requirements

Formal education and official ordination

Location of evangelical Protestant services

Outdoors

Women's role in some evangelical churches

Could preach and lead prayer meetings

Social division created by revivals

Wealthy traditional vs. poorer evangelical congregations

Definition of evangelical

Enthusiastic & emotional preaching to convert/strengthen faith

Definition of ordained

Officially appointed to religious office by church authorities

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