Question

what effect did the second great awakening have on the abolition movement?
despite promoting abolition, it failed to significantly impact the movement.
it made slavery unpopular and divisive as more people denounced it as evil.
it made abolition unpopular, ordaining slavery as a christian right.

Explanation:

The Second Great Awakening emphasized moral reform and religious revival. It led many to view slavery as a moral evil, increasing opposition and making slavery a divisive issue. The first option understates its impact, and the third misrepresents its stance (it didn't ordain slavery as a Christian right). The second option aligns with how the revival spurred moral condemnation of slavery.

Answer:

B. It made slavery unpopular and divisive as more people denounced it as evil. (Note: Assuming the middle option is B; adjust identifier if needed based on actual labeling, but the text of the correct option is "It made slavery unpopular and divisive as more people denounced it as evil.")