A) reconstructing American society
The Social Gospel movement took place during the Gilded Age and sought to reform society to be more moral and proper.
The Social Gospel movement supported reform especially for social groups that were struggling in society. The aimed to reform prisons, orphanages, education, and laws regarding morality. Early reformers wanted to make alcohol illegal and encourage chaste behaviors. They also worked to improve working conditions and get rid of child labor.
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Savannah was the third-largest exporter of cotton in the antebellum South. The city was able to thrive because of its location close to coastal rice plantations, cotton plantations inland, and access to foreign markets across the Atlantic and Northern markets.
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