what impact did the great awakening have on american indians in eighteenth-century american colonies?
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the great awakening ended religious discrimination against american indians who embraced christianity.
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the great awakening increased religious tension between protestant settlers and american indians.
oc. the great awakening led american indians to convert to protestantism and even preach to other american indians.
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the great awakening marginalized american indians as religious fervor grew in the american colonies.

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