How did proponents of the second great awakening defend the dominant social order that existed in the united states in the 19th century?
a) to limiting their preaching to members of oppressed classes, such as slaves and poor western farmers
b) by promoting the idea that accumulating wealth demonstrated a persons high status in the eyes of god
c) by insisting that their followers abstain from politics to focus solely on improving their spiritual lives
d) by tailoring their messages to accommodate slavery and women's subjugation to men in southern states