Tradition Institution

First Great Awakening

Christian revivals in Britain and the Thirteen Colonies in the 1730s–1740s

Dated the 1730s CE – the 1750s CE

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Kind: Tradition · Institution
Date: the 1730s CE – the 1750s CERead from its recorded start and end time.On the timeline →
Wikidata: Q2344888 ↗In 21 Wikipedia languages

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