Key Figures of the Second Great Awakening and Abolitionism

The Second Great Awakening, a widespread religious revival that spread through the United States in the early 19th century, emphasized individual responsibility for salvation and the importance of personal faith. This movement not only revitalized the religious landscape of America but also inspired various social reform movements. Which of the following figures is most directly associated with the promotion of the abolitionist movement as a result of their involvement in the Second Great Awakening?