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Anchor text: First Great Awakening
Target Entity: First_Great_Awakening
Preceding Context: New members, both black and white, were converted chiefly by Baptist preachers who traveled throughout the South during the 18th and 19th centuries, in the eras of the
Succeeding Context: and Second Great Awakening. The early Baptist missionaries promoted equality of men and argued for manumission of slaves and abolition of the institution of slavery. Baptists welcomed African Americans, slave and free, to more active roles than did other denominations, allowing them as preachers and equal members in some congregations. As a result, black congregations and churches were founded in South Carolina, Virginia and Georgia before the American Revolution. Some managed to keep their independence even after whites tried to exercise more authority after the Rebellion of the early 19th century.
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Source Page: Southern Baptist Convention

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