The Second Great Awakening and the Age of Reform

In the prewar America, a transformation to thousands of evangelical religions occurred by the religious Renaissance called "Second Great Awakening". A patriotic missionary from town to town like Charles Granison Finney teaches the crowd to destroy sins under the name of perfectionism. Bon fires and large gatherings also provide opportunities for religious beliefs and potential changes in disbelievers. In addition to religious movements, other reform campaigns such as abstinence, abolition, women's rights, etc. have also developed in the American civil war. The abstinence campaign encourages people to not drink alcoholic beverages to maintain family order. The abolition campaign is aimed at abolishing slavery in the United States. The women's rights movement has evolved from a female abolitionist who recognizes that women can also fight for political rights. In addition to these reasons, reform has influenced almost all aspects of daily life, such as restrictions on the use of tobacco and reform of meals and clothes.

The second awakening is the early 19th century era, and before the era of reform, American citizens wanted to change religious beliefs. The era of reform means that the United States will change society in various ways, including new behavioral expectations of women and men, women's voting rights, abolition. From a basic point of view, this is the time America is about to create. Please get better. The second awakening was one of the ways caused by the era of reform. People think, "If we can reform our religion, will we be able to think of all the other things in America?" The first awakening occurred in the 18th century (the mid-1960s), an American religious view. First change People who receive the blessings of God can achieve salvation (go to heaven)

What is the effect of the second big awakening? The second awakening was very important. It is because we advocated a reform movement to unduly deal with and to alleviate suffering, such as abstinence movement, women's suicide movement, abolition campaign, and religious-based liberation. An article on the second awakening outlines one of the important events of his president. In the next video we will explain the important facts, history and date on the political events experienced by the first president who assumed office from March 4, 1797 to March 4, 1801.

In addition to the market economy, the second awakening had a major impact on how people view the United States. The second awakening was an event focused on self improvement and reform. Even if the case was primarily religious, it also gives a lot of people some knowledge about America and themselves. As it promotes reform, so many people are involved and begin to see many improvements in politics, society and the economy. Various types of people play an important role in this movement, especially Evangelical evangelists and women. From school reform to the abolition group, all political parties established reform groups.