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How was the First Great Awakening different from the Enlightenment? a) It was more focused on faith than reason. b) It made people more resigned to the status quo. c) It made people content with tyrannical
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How was the First Great Awakening different from the Enlightenment?

a) It was more focused on faith than reason.
b) It made people more resigned to the status quo.
c) It made people content with tyrannical rulers.
d) It placed more emphasis on institutions than individuals.

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Answer:The great awakening focused more on faith while the enlightenment focused more on reason and scientific observation. So your answer would be A

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