Followers of new religious beliefs spread during the Second Great Awakening were most likely to:

A) Study the Bible.

B) Become missionaries.

C) Support limits on religious freedom.

D) Attend religious training in Europe.

Option A

Explanation:

The Second Great Awakening started during the early 19th century in the United States associated with revivals and emotional preaching which leads to thousands of conversions to evangelical religions. It lay emphasis on soul winning as the function of ministry and the philosophy of salvation by institutions, salvation through good deeds, and tolerance for all. A greater focus on the individual's relationship to God which encourages individuals to pursue the knowledge of God Therefore Followers of new religious beliefs spread during the Awakening were most likely to study the bible to develop a personal relationship with God.