We do often associate this entire time period with the religious…

Question Answered step-by-step We do often associate this entire time period with the religious… We do often associate this entire time period with the religious revivals that shaped colonial America in the 18th century.  Prominent ministers like Whitefield and Edwards grained a great deal of influence at this time.  However, this does overlook the fact that there were many Old Lights who were opposed to the revivals even in Puritan New England.  Based on the rise of the Old Lights, does this detract from the argument made by Rossel? History US History HIST 553 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)