The charismatic leaders in this chapter offered all EXCEPT which of the following?
a. autocratic rule
b. new societies based on a mixture of traditional and new values
c. decentralized states where power rested in the hands of the people
d. rapid response to doubters in their midst
e. quasi-religious leadership suggesting that leaders had connections to the divine
Answer: c. decentralized states where power rested in the hands of the people
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