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Why is Neoclassicism often associated with new, more democratic forms of government?

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Why is Neoclassicism often associated with new, more democratic forms of government?

Why is Neoclassicism often associated with new, more democratic forms of government?

A. It was a new style for new governments.
B. It was an orderly style for more ordered governments.
C. Association with ideal classical architecture would create ideal modern citizens.
D. It was favored by newly elected government officials.

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