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The Second Great Awakening and The Antebellum Social Reform
The Second Great Awakening
wave of religious rivals 1790-1840
key idea: millenarianism
2nd Coming of Christ was immanent, humanity nearing the end of the history
US had. a divine mission to redeem the world by its example
like First Great Awakening, the Trans-Atlantic was linked to similar movements in Britain
highly emotional new forms of worship (controversial)
tied to social, economic, and political changes
many schisms and new sects
common theological points:
individual choice in salvation
emotional conversion
personal relationship with God
unlike the First Great Awakening:
broader and more diverse
rejected predestination
anyone could interpret the scripture
remaking society, not just religion
social reform movements started
utopian experiments
Antebellum Social Reform
same forces led to social reform movements
middle class Christian reformers create a “Benevolent Empire”
private organizations tackle numerous issues
poverty
prostitution
prison and asylum reform
child labor
alcohol
healthcare
slavery
women used domesticity to claim their leading roles
duty to safeguard morality obligated them to reform society
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