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In his 1735 description of Northampton’s religious progress, Jonathan Edwards declared that “it was no longer the Tavern … but the Minister’s House” that drew local crowds.
What does the quotation suggest were impacts of the Great Awakening?
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widespread conversion of tavern buildings into ministers’ homes as a response to the new wave of spiritualism
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a new emphasis on the idea of turning away from sinful pleasures toward the full presence of God
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a newfound devotion to the family replacing interests such as travel and politics
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the increased success of religious revival over secular forces
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