The Know-Nothings also feared that with immigrants came an increase of Catholicism which threatened the growing Protestant religion. Because of the Industrial Revolution, America underwent many reforms and drastic changes such as the Second Great Awakening and many new ideals and beliefs. Ultimately, these sorts of societal reactions develop into a major turning point for three specific ideologies: religion, women, and slavery. During the Industrial Revolution, there was a religion revival, thus many new religions formed in various areas such as New York and Utah. More and more people attended church and started to have faith again. Many relied on Deism because they preferred to believe in reason rather than revelation. Deism was a more rational religion than Christianity, therefore more people found Deism appealing.