Question

question 14
which of the following did not characterize the early 19th religious movement known as the second great awakening?
a excessive involvement by women and african - americans.
b increased interest in social reforms such as the temperance movement.
c extreme displays of emotion.
d the acceptance of slavery as ordained by god

Explanation:

The Second Great Awakening was a Protestant revival movement. It emphasized personal salvation, emotional religious experiences (extreme displays of emotion - option C), and inspired social reforms like the temperance movement (option B). Women and African - Americans were also more involved (option A). However, it was not about accepting slavery as ordained by God. In fact, many abolitionist ideas had roots in the religious fervor of the Second Great Awakening, which emphasized the equality of souls before God.

Answer:

D. The acceptance of slavery as ordained by God