1. Religious Influence: The moral majority was formed by evangelical Christians who were concerned about the declining moral values in society. As the Christian conservative movement gained momentum in the late 20th century, more and more people were drawn to the moral majority's message of upholding traditional Christian values in the public sphere.
2. Political Strategy: The moral majority was also able to attract supporters by strategically aligning themselves with conservative political leaders and parties. By mobilizing their followers to vote for candidates who shared their values, the moral majority was able to exert influence on political issues and shape public policy in line with their beliefs.
What are 2 reasons for the growth of the moral majority
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