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Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Great Awakening in the British American colonies during the mid-eighteenth century? (A) More accessible, democratized piety caused separatism and secession from established churches. (B) Heightened interest in the supernatural caused the renewed persecution of people for witchcraft. (C) The growth of institutions of higher learning filled the need for more ministers to spread Christianity. (D) More intensive religious devotion caused the missionary spirit to flourish. (E) The lessening of doctrinal rigor led to an emphasis on more direct experiences of faith.
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