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Charles Finley helped lead the revival to expand into upstate. Ew York and the Old Northwest.

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Finley was invited to Rochester, NY, by the town’s citizens in 1830. There, he led one of the most successful revivals of the Second Great Awakening. Finned was known to pray nearly every night.

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Finney separate himself from other preachers trough his exciting preaching style. Finney began his conversions with the business elite (through their wives) and then the many workers. He believed that humans could choose good over evil rather than submit to predestination.

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The Second Great Awakening began about 1790 and carried on until around 1840 and was a rival of the Protestant religion in the U.S. during the beginning of the 19th Century. Preachers primarily led the movement of congregations including Baptists and Methodists. People were briskly joining the congregations to become members.

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U.S. Protestantism differentiated itself from British Protestantism.

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Thousands of new congregations opened up in the nineteenth century due to the Second Great Awakening.

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Many cities experienced economic growth during this time. This lead to masters and workers being distanced both physically and psychologically.

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Southern revivalists sought conversions with the promise of salvation

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Yes, religious energy was spread throughout the country resulting in many religious conversions and many religious revivals.