Religion has played a major role in American society since 1619. Consider the Second Great Awakening and transcendentalism; in what ways did they reflect antebellum society's concerns? What was the Second Great Awakening's influence on abolition, women's status, and the poor?

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The Second Great Awakening happened in the early 1900s in the U.S. During this period, there was revival of Protestant's religious act. The Second Great Awakening provided the necessary energy for the reformation of the Protestant to occur. As a result of the reformation, the Protestant Church became the majority and dominated religion in the society and the nation at large. Furthermore, it was during this period that America witnessed dynamic changes in the political dimension. Transcendentalism together with the Second Great Awakening reflected antebellum society's issues in a more considerate manner.  The Antebellum society emphasized on restricting consumption of alcohol. Furthermore, the antebellum society protected and increased women's human rights and the elimination of slavery. The act of the antebellum society to guard and protect women and also to stop slavery led to improvement in the society. The Second Great Awakening was in line with the purpose created by the antebellum society since the second great awakening helped the society improve by drawing majority of people to Christianity. The second great awakening in many ways supported the agendas of the antebellum society. For instance, the event supported the antebellum Whig party that was after reforming the evangelical humanitarian organization. This party was to address social issues that was common at that time. The second great awakening made people to understand God's plan and therefore its effect on abolition, women status, and the poor. This actions were based on the readings and interpretations from the bible.  The bible demanded for equality among humans