as possible, a monopoly on all religious services within the colony. Presbyterians, notably Samuel Davies, who had invaded the colony by that time, naturally resented and resisted the efforts to maintain that religious monopoly. Methodists (technically still within the Church of England at this time) and Baptists soon followed with their own list of resentments and began slowly building their own campaign of resistance. A wave of revivalism in the 1740s and 1750s, often called the Great Awakening,