Answer:
The Second Great Awakening established a new Christian ritual, the Camp Meeting, where entire communities would gather under the shelter of a tent for powerful revival services.
Explanation:
A Camp Meeting usually denotes a worship service or a so-called revival meeting in a large tent. The camp meeting is often characterized by a lot of music and a strong preaching aimed at people to convert to Jesus and be saved. Camp meetings are usually held by various protestant church congregations.
