Its leaders included Lyman Beecher and Charles Grandison Finney, who called one of its main bases of support the "burnt-over district.
One leader of this movement developed the "anxious seat" among his controversial New Measures, which were debated at the New Lebanon Conference. This movement produced a 20,000 person meeting at Cane Ridge, Kentucky, the largest of the many "camp meetings" during it. Its leaders included Lyman Beecher and Charles Grandison Finney, who called one of its main bases of support the "burnt-over district." This movement gave rise to the Millerites, who formed the Seventh-Day Adventists. For 10 points, name this period of religious revival lasting from the early to mid-nineteenth century.
One leader of this movement developed the "anxious seat" among his controversial New Measures, which were debated at the New Lebanon Conference.
Second Great Awakening [prompt on Great Awakening; do not accept or prompt on "First Great Awakening"]