In what ways did the "spirit" of the American Revolution and Second Great
Awakening contribute to the start of the Reform Era? *

The reform era in US was the time when there were more progressive laws made for women and racial minorities, inspired by the ideas of the Revolution and Liberty.

Explanation:

The reform era was a period in US when there were many laws that changed from the archaic ones to new progressive ones more in tune with the psychological basis of the Great awakening and the revolution itself.

There were more progressive laws made for women and racial minorities during this time including the right to vote for women, the making sure of guarantee of education to all citizens and the relaxation in segregation.

answer; /// slavery should be outlawed in the new country, was part of the initial draft of the declaration of independence, but not part of the final