As a result of the second great awakening, many reformers began to view slavery a. beneficial for enslaved workers b. an economic necessity c. sinful and inhumane d. a social, not religious, concern

The correct answer for this question is option C. Many reformers began to view slavery as sinful and inhumane. The Second Great Awakening was a Protestant religious movement wherein members of both Baptists and Methodists congregation increased in number. This gave motivation among slaves to achieve their freedom.

More than 4 million enslaved hunan beings in the south and they touched every aspect of the regions social, political and economic life.