For a religious movement to survive after its leader dies, usually the:

a. followers find another charismatic leader

b. followers join another religious organization

c. new leaders impose their version of religious ideology on the followers

d. new leaders establish regulations and formalize structures

d. new leaders establish regulations and formalize structures

Explanation:

After the founder, the leader, of a religious movement dies, in order for the religion to survive, the new leaders tend to establish regulations and structures. The new leaders historically have had the tendency to start building sacred objects where the people should prey and respect the religion. This is in a way institutionalizing of the religion. Also, there has been the tendency that some regulations are established, often leading to control over the people's lives, as well as the people that are in charge of the religion gaining certain amount of social power, or even political power.

the relocation of freed slaves to africa. garrison was one of the main voices in the anti-slavery movement, publishing his thoughts and the voices of slaves such as douglass in his magazin the liberator, to involve douglass in the political process.

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