The second great awakening was a religious movement that inspired many americans in the 1800s. new denominations arose and church membership grew, especially in eastern states. evangelicals' emphasis on conquering sin led to increased participation in social reform movements, such as antislavery and women's rights efforts. we analyze each historical source for author, audience, format, and purpose to determine the source's value for study. assessment introduction you find some old papers and other items in your grandparent's attic. your teacher encourages you to write about the discovery for a history magazine. you send the editor an email. the magazine's editor responds and welcomes your submission. the editor asks you to choose one artifact to write about and sends you some writing tips. remember to select each tab below so you do not miss any necessary information. step onestep twostep three step one: choose your artifact select one of the following artifacts to study for your article. description of conversion experience song lyrics about camp meeting engraving of camp meeting are you awake? —camp meeting engraving artifact engraver: lossing-barrett the subject is lorenzo dow (1777–1834), a methodist evangelical preacher known for his fiery speeches and the emotional reactions of his listeners. lossing-barrett engraving of lorenzo dow and one of his fiery speeches library of congress (lc-usz62-38407)after studying the artifact, write your article by filling in this article frame template sent by the editor. the readers of this magazine are fascinated by history, so be sure to include plenty of details for the best chance of publication. step three: read and review read your article aloud to a parent or other trusted adult. ask them for feedback on whether your article makes sense and flows well. make sure the artifact or its title appears in your article frame. check your work for grammar, spelling, and detail.