What impact did the second great awakening have on slaves in the southern states? a) it led to numerous slave revolts and uprisings b) it resulted in passage of the fugitive slave act c) slaves were included in religion more than ever before d) slaves turned away from religions that could advocate slavery

C) slaves were included in religion more than ever before  

Explanation:

The evangelical drive at the core of the Second Great Awakening shared a portion of the populist push of Revolutionary ideals. Evangelical churches by and large had a populist orientation that favored ordinary individuals over elites.

Fearing the Christian message of spiritual equality, slave proprietors at first opposed evangelicals lecturing their bond people, however as the revival movement spread, a few came to think of it as their Christian obligation to teach their slaves about the Bible.

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