Question

question 8 of 10 followers of new religious beliefs spread during the second great awakening were most likely to: a. study the bible. b. attend religious training in europe. c. support limits on religious freedom. d. become missionaries.

Explanation:

During the Second Great Awakening, new religious beliefs inspired many followers to spread the faith, which led them to become missionaries. Studying the Bible was common but not unique to the spread - focused aspect. Attending religious training in Europe was not a typical activity. And followers of new religious beliefs during this time generally supported religious freedom, not limits on it.

Answer:

D. Become missionaries