All of the following factors contributed to a reform impulse in the United States during the 1830s EXCEPT the

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Belief in human depravity actually contributed to the reform impulse in the United States during the 1830s, particularly in the form of the Second Great Awakening, which emphasized the need for personal responsibility and moral improvement. The other three factors listed (activist tendencies in Whig political ideology, Puritan idea of American mission, and anxiety over profound economic and social changes) all contributed to the reform impulse as well.

All of the Following Factors Contributed to a Reform Impulse