Question

how did revival meetings bring new energy to reform churches during the second great awakening?
the meetings were loud and exciting.
the meetings were led by protestants.
the meetings were angry and defiant.
the meetings were led by catholics.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: Revival meetings during the Second Great Awakening were characterized by being loud, energetic, and exciting, which attracted people and brought new energy to reform churches.
• Option 2: The Second Great Awakening was not defined by being led solely by Protestants in a way that relates to bringing new energy through leadership by Protestants (the energy came more from the style of the meetings).
• Option 3: Revival meetings were not angry and defiant; they were more about religious enthusiasm and renewal.
• Option 4: The Second Great Awakening was primarily a Protestant movement, and revival meetings were not led by Catholics.

Answer:

A. The meetings were loud and exciting.