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<span> Your answer: New religious ideas focused on people's ability to improve themselves and others.
This was the best description on </span><span>how the second Great Awakening promoted social reform movements because all the attention was focused and they had abilities to always improve. This made society more peaceful rather than how it was before.
A.
</span><span>New styles in art focused on the hard reality of industrial life.
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New religious ideas focused on people's ability to improve themselves and others.
C.
Scientific discoveries made improvements in society possible.
D.
Journalists' stories from the South convinced people that slavery was evil.
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Social--youth culture v. traditional culture; temperance v. bootlegging; "native" Americans v. foreign influence/minorities; urban v. rural.
Economic--regulation of the economy v. no regulation; unions or not
Religious--fundamentalism v. modernism (secular thinking)
The 1920s presented a time of change and the US was polarized on the ideas of the time. Should we return to a time of "normalcy" (before WWI) or should be keep going forward and progressing?
<span>The first widespread application of the nation-state concept came in </span>Western Europe.
Southwest A??? I think I am 60% sure
