What was the role of the revivalists of the Second Great Awakening in the abolitionist movement? A. The revivalists of the Second Great Awakening were against the abolitionist movement. B. Many of the revivalists of the Second Great Awakening campaigned against slavery. C. Revivalist preachers didn’t believe in slavery. D. Most revivalists taught their slaves to preach to the American Indians.
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Option B - Many of the revivalists of the Second Great Awakening campaigned against slavery is the correct answer.
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- It was believed by historians that the religious movement known as the Second Great Awakening inspired abolitionists to rise up against slavery.
- They encouraged the concept of adopting renewed morals.
- Their main idea was that all men are created equal in the eyes of GOD.
- A revivalist is a person who promotes, holds or presides over religious revivals.
- The Second Great Awakening, spread religion through revivals by emotional preaching and reformed movements.
Hence, the Second Great Awakening revivalists campaigned against slavery.
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