No, Lincolin defeated Cartwright. This was Cartwright's first and only attempt at politics, because he was a minister by vocation, and ran because he said that Lincolin was "godless".
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There were two Great Awakenings- the first beginning in the 1730's, and the second in the 1800's. This were periods of religious revival in American. They were Characterized by new denominations, "fire and brimstone" speakers, and camp meetings (retreats where people would spend days praying, worshiping, and listening to speakers). Some influential people in these time periods were George Whitefield and Johnathan Edwards, Charles Finney and Peter Cartwright.
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Peter Salem was on the side of America. He was a slave who was granted his freedom to serve in the Continental Army.