Question

The second great awakening was a religious movement that changed the idea of (blank). Now people believed that a person's salvation depended on their (blank) . This led to many reform movements such as prison reform, care of the disabled reform, education reform, and the abolition movement.

Answer 1

The second great awakening was a religious movement that changed the idea of salvation. Now people believed that a person's salvation depended on their personal piety and moral behavior. This led to many reform movements such as prison reform, care of the disabled reform, education reform, and the abolition movement.