Social Impact Of The Second Great Awakening
Which of the following statements best explains how the growth of Baptist and Methodist denominations during the Second Great Awakening reflected and contributed to social and cultural shifts in early nineteenth-century America?
A
They promoted egalitarianism, emotional worship, and social reform, appealing to the working class and frontier settlers
B
They advocated for a separation of church and state, discouraging religious involvement in social issues
C
They emphasized intellectual theology and formal education, appealing primarily to urban elites
D
They reinforced existing social hierarchies and promoted a return to colonial-era religious practices
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