The Second Great Awakening <u>was a moment in American history when the religious fervor increased considerably. </u>At this time, between 1790 and 1840, <u>America began its process of industrialization and territorial expansion. </u>This quick development <u>and ideas such as wealthy and political development began to be common. Religious ideas were even less credited, which promoted this Second Great Awakening that advocates a righteous behavior, avoiding sin. </u>However, most important than this, it was the idea of free will that, according to them, would overthrow the predestination conception.
