Question

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST IF RIGHT!!!!
The Great Awakening was a religious movement that said people could take charge of their lives and were responsible for their own salvation. Why was the Great Awakening significant to the development of the colonies?

A. It represented the first step in developing the concept of freedom of the press.

B. It led colonial leaders to think about trade laws and how to build a robust economy.

C. It caused many colonists to believe they could form their own government.

D. It introduced a new way of thinking that focused on reason and science.

Answer 1

I read up on this real fast, so if I get this wrong, I apologize. But I'm fairly certain that the answer is A) It represented the first step in developing the concept of freedom of press. My reasoning being that Phillis Wheatley published a poem in honor of George Whitefield's efforts in the first Great Awakening.

Answer 2

actually the answer is ; C...  It caused many colonists to believe they could form their own government.