U.S. Religion, History

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The History of Religion in the U.S. is a complex story involving churches from Europe and Asia and influences from Africa, as well as new churches created in the U.S.A.

Contents

Colonial Era

Arrivals from Europe

See Quakers

First Great Awakening

Early National

see Second Great Awakening

Frontier denominations created

Mormons

1840-1920

Distribution of Catholics, 1850
Distribution of Catholics, 1850
Distribution of Methodists, 1850
Distribution of Methodists, 1850
Distribution of Lutherans, 1850
Distribution of Lutherans, 1850
Distribution of Episcopalians, 1850
Distribution of Episcopalians, 1850
Distribution of Congregationalists, 1850
Distribution of Congregationalists, 1850
Distribution of Presbyterians, 1850
Distribution of Presbyterians, 1850

1920-1960

1960-present

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