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During the first half of the nineteenth century, individualism: A) came under attack from Henry David Thoreau. B) was defined in a way that distinguished it completely from the idea of privacy. C) hampered efforts to spread democracy because it reduced interest in suffrage. D) was rooted in the idea of self-sufficiency. E) was a subject on which all transcendentalists agreed.

Henry David Thoreau believed that: A) economic independence was essential for freedom. B) nineteenth-century society stifled individual judgment. C) the market revolution brought freedom to many. D) true freedom was not obtainable. E) government was the ultimate expression of freedom.