Question

question 1
women outnumbered men at revivals in the second great awakening because
arranged marriages were falling into decline
women felt empowered with a new sense of control and initiative
westward expansion meant fewer options for finding husbands
they were able to widen their social network beyond only their own town and church
all of these are correct.

Explanation:

During the Second Great Awakening, women found new opportunities. Arranged marriages declining gave them more personal choice. Feeling empowered with a sense of control and initiative (as religious revivals offered spiritual and sometimes social agency). Westward Expansion did reduce local husband - finding options, and revivals allowed social network expansion beyond just town and church. All these factors contributed to women outnumbering men at revivals.

Answer:

All of these are correct.