What effect did the Great Awakening have on the relationship between the colonies and Great Britain?

a . The relationship increased because of the support from Protestant churches.
b. The relationship decreased because more colonists joined Parliament.
c . The relationship strengthened as more colonists joined the Church of England.
d .The relationship weakened as the colonists questioned the King's power.

D) The relationship weakened as the colonists questioned the King's power.
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Answer:

d .The relationship weakened as the colonists questioned the King's power.

Explanation:

The Great Awakening was a period between the 1730s and 1740s of Christian revivals. The revival movement during these years emphasized individual piety and religious devotion. The movement also placed a lot of importance on individual experience and morals, and this led to the questioning of institutions in favor of individual conscience. This move towards personal morality and accountability weakened the relationship between the colonies and Great Britain, as the colonists questioned the King's power.