Donald Mathews argued that this period integrated people into small, cohesive groups in his article "[This period] as an organizing process.
Donald Mathews argued that this period integrated people into small, cohesive groups in his article "[This period] as an organizing process." One figure in this period introduced the "anxious bench," and promoted the idea that people were "moral free agents." Barton Stone and Thomas Campbell led the Restoration Movement during this period, which was sparked by men like James McGready and a large meeting at Cane Ridge. Theodore Weld and Lyman Beecher led regional movements during this period, which also featured Charles Finney holding revivals in the "burned-over district" of New York. During this period, Methodism became the largest religious denomination in the United States. For 10 points, name this large-scale American religious movement that occurred in the first half of the nineteenth century.
Donald Mathews argued that this period integrated people into small, cohesive groups in his article "[This period] as an organizing process.
{Second Great Awakening} [prompt on Great Awakening]