The Great Awakening: A Brief History with Documents (Bedford Series in History and Culture)
by Thomas Kidd
This book offers a concise history of the Great Awakening, a major religious revival in colonial America. It examines the movement's key figures, events, and influences on society. Included are primary documents that provide firsthand accounts, making it a valuable tool for understanding this era in the Bedford Series in History and Culture.
About This Book
The Great Awakening represents a significant period of religious revival in colonial America, influencing social and political developments. This book provides a brief yet comprehensive overview of its origins, key events, and lasting effects.
As part of the Bedford Series in History and Culture, it integrates essential historical analysis with carefully selected documents from the era. These primary sources allow readers to engage directly with the voices and ideas that defined the movement.
Author Thomas Kidd guides readers through the complexities of this transformative event, highlighting its role in fostering religious diversity and community formation in the colonies.
The structured approach makes it an accessible resource for students and scholars interested in early American religious history.
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