Question

which religious group was the first to form an abolitionist group? quakers
what did the second great awakening do? check all of the boxes that apply.
it encouraged people to live better lives.
it led people to try to improve society.
it led to a more extreme abolitionist movement.
it encouraged people to wait patiently for change.

Explanation:

The Second Great Awakening was a religious revival movement in the U.S. that emphasized personal moral improvement and social reform. It inspired people to pursue ethical living, drive societal betterment (like through reform movements), and radicalized the abolitionist cause. Waiting passively for change was contrary to its active reform ethos.

Answer:

• It encouraged people to live better lives.
• It led people to try to improve society.
• It led to a more extreme abolitionist movement.