Question

In what ways was the Second Great Awakening a response to the Market Revolution?

Was it in opposition to the Market Revolution? How did it take advantage of social, economic, and cultural changes of the Market Revolution?

Answer 1

Ans.
The main goal of Second Great Awakening was to encourage people to reform their lives in all ways whether social, political, economical, etc. It was a response to the market revolution as well. It brought a revolution in the market as many new reforms were introduced for helping the economy economically. The market was updated with the reforms and made it a whole new and better place of working.
As the Second Great Awakening was beneficiary for the people in many ways, it also changed the religious beliefs of people in many ways. Thai impacted the market too. It had a positive impact on the market. It shaped the religious and social lives of American people as well as it changed the business activities and trading practices of the economy.
The Second Great Awakening was an eye opener for all the sectors of the economy. The revivals were the key part of movement and it attracted many of the converts towards the new Protestant denominations. It led to a period for antebellum social reform and also provided salvation for the institutes.