Question 6 • 26-27 US History: Reconstruction to Present A - Resh
The Second Great Awakening was a religious revival that encouraged people to live morally and work to reform society. Many reformers viewed slavery as a sin, so the abolitionist movement grew as people sought to end slavery. Therefore, the effect was that the abolitionist movement grew as people tried to improve society.
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