What did Charles Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection tend to reinforce?
A) Views of secularists such as Spencer and Marx
B) The bacterial theory of disease tested by Pasteur
C) The Catholic Church's opposition to expansion of political participation
D) The drive for universal public education in Europe

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Charles Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection tended to reinforce the views of secularists such as Spencer and Marx, who used his ideas to support their own beliefs about social and economic progress.

What Did Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution Through Natural Selection