Regarding the Effects of the Great Awakening, All the Following

Regarding the effects of the Great Awakening, all the following are correctly stated, EXCEPT that

A) Americans became more sharply polarized along religious lines.
B) many westerners embraced evangelical Protestantism and swelled the denominations of the Baptists and the Presbyterians.
C) many urban easterners embraced evangelical Protestantism and thus swelled such denominations as Quakers and Anglicans.
D) though divisive, it also had a unifying effect, since it was the only experience that many people throughout all the colonies had in common.