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Answer:
It is true.
Explanation:
The American Revolucion was largely a secular affair, not a religious one. The Founding Fathers established a clear separation between religion and politics. So, from the 1790s to the 1830s, a powerful revival moment swept across the United States , it had a powerful religious, social and political impact . Meetings were organized in small towns and big cities. Camp meetings evolved into a unique frontier institution. This is what we call the Second Great Awakening.
Although institutional racism as a social issue is not new to social work, its significance and centrality to the profession needs to be clarified and underscored. The need to address racism through social work education and social work practice was identified at the 2005 Social Work Congress convened by the National Association of Social Workers, the Council on Social Work Education, the National Association of Deans and Directors, and other cosponsoring organizations.
