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With the Romantic Age came a major ideological shift from A. thought to action. B. secularism to ecclesiasticism. C. pessimism to optimism. D. rationalism to emotionalism.

With the Romantic Age came a major ideological shift from A. thought to action. B. secularism to ecclesiasticism. C. pessimism to optimism. D. rationalism to emotionalism.
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With the Romantic Age came a major ideological shift from A. thought to action. B. secularism to ecclesiasticism. C. pessimism to optimism. D. rationalism to emotionalism.

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I think its B. Secularism to ecclesiasticism



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The answer is d rationalism to emotionalism





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