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To say that Romanticism was “anti-egalitarian” means that Romantics

To say that Romanticism was “anti-egalitarian” means that Romantics
   A) looked to the unique genius for guidance.
   B) believed men’s common knowledge was the best guide.
   C) distrusted and disdained nature.
   D) valued reason over the emotions.
   E) believed that birth outweighed individual ability.

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Gracias, answered my question. Our prof gave us these questions for our review... Exam is tomorrow Face with Stuck-out Tongue

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