Why did conservatives disapprove of the secularization of American society?

A. They worried that Americans' values were slipping away.

B. They believed in the separation of church and state.

C. They did not support the views of the Moral Majority.

D. They believed that some traditions should make way for change.

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8 January, 11:02

Why did conservatives disapprove of the secularization of American society?

A. They worried that Americans' values were slipping away.

B. They believed in the separation of church and state.

C. They did not support the views of the Moral Majority.

D. They believed that some traditions should make way for change.

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Courtney Cooke · Answer 1

They disapproved because A. They worried that Americans’ values were slipping away.

The United States have always had a deeply puritanical system of values where it was known what morals are and where they came form and how important Christianity is. When the country started getting more secularized they believed that this was against American beliefs and against the people as a whole.