The revival meeting held at Cane Ridge in Bourbon, Kentucky in August 1801 illustratedA. that revival meetings were largely segregated affairs in which blacks and whites did not attend the same meeting.B. the exponential growth and highly emotional nature of the religious conversions that occurred during these revival meetings associated with the Second Great Awakening.C. that the Second Great Awakening also had a major influence on mainline Protestant dominations such as the Episcopal and Congregationalist Churches.D. that these revival meeting were not led by ministers preaching to Christian attendees but to laypersons who came to renounce their old, sinful lives.

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