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The History of Religion in the U.S. is a complex story involving churches from Europe and Asia and influences from Africa, as well as new churches created in the U.S. | The '''History of Religion in the U.S.''' is a complex story involving churches from Europe and Asia and influences from Africa, as well as new churches created in the U.S.A. | ||
==Colonial Era== | ==Colonial Era== | ||
===Arrivals from Europe=== | ===Arrivals from Europe=== | ||
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The History of Religion in the U.S. is a complex story involving churches from Europe and Asia and influences from Africa, as well as new churches created in the U.S.A.
Colonial Era
Arrivals from Europe
See Quakers
First Great Awakening
Early National
Frontier denominations created
Mormons
1840-1920
- Methodist Church, South
- Third Great Awakening
- Social Gospel
- Josiah Strong
- Quakers
- Conservative Judaism
- Orthodox Judaism
1920-1960
1960-present
see
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