The reform movements of the 1820s and 1830s emerged?

Question

A. in response to the tumultuous economic and social changes of Jacksonian America

B. because the stability of the era gave Americans the opportunity to reflect on the need for moral reform

C. when President Andrew Jackson began to encourage Americans to restore their traditional values

D. as an effort by political leaders to limit the influence of church leaders on American society

Answer 1

I think B. It sure makes the most sense. With regard to C, Jackson encouraged people in their politics and government to adopt new, democratic values, not restore older ones. D just doesn't make sense to me because part of the reform movements definitely were church based.

Answer 2

Go with A.

Answer 3

D!