How did late nineteenth-century nationalists differ from their predecessors who were inspired by the ideals of the Enlightenment?
A) They glorified the nation as the embodiment of a particular culture.
B) They viewed the nation as the protector of individual liberties.
C) They believed autonomous nation-states would guarantee world peace.
D) They thought strong nation-states would foster economic equality.
E) They advocated nation-states founded on democratic political systems.
Answer: A
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