The great awakening, encourage what behavior was it loyalty to the king of England or loyalty to preachers or the development of self role or development of education?

The Great Awakening, which occurred in the American colonies during the 18th century, primarily encouraged the development of a personal relationship with God and emphasized individual interpretation of scripture. It led to a surge in religious fervor and the establishment of new denominations and sects.

While it did not specifically promote loyalty to the king of England, it fostered a sense of independence and personal agency among colonists, which indirectly contributed to sentiments of self-governance and resistance to British authority. The movement also emphasized the importance of education, as many new religious groups established their own schools and seminaries to promote their beliefs.

In summary, the Great Awakening encouraged behaviors related to personal faith and responsibility, the questioning of traditional authority (including clergy), and the pursuit of education, rather than loyalty to the monarchy.