Question

8.11 what was the main focus of the first great awakening?
it emphasized that humans were basically good and lacking sin.
it encouraged an emotional and revival style of religion.
it did little, preaching to those who were already church members.
it stressed that people did not need organized religion to go to heaven.

Explanation:

The First Great Awakening was a religious revival movement in colonial America focused on emotional, personal religious experiences and revitalizing religious practice, often through passionate, large-scale revivals that drew both existing church members and new adherents. The other options are incorrect: it did not teach humans were inherently sinless, it actively reached beyond existing church members, and it did not reject organized religion entirely.

Answer:

It encouraged an emotional and revival style of religion.