The Second Great Awakening influenced the Market Revolution by:
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Correct answer: Promoting a disciplined 'work ethic' that valued sobriety and self-control
The religious revival emphasized individual responsibility and self-improvement. These values aligned well with the needs of the new industrial order, which required a disciplined, sober, and punctual workforce.
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