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Which phrase makes the best title for this list?
?
Oneness with nature
Goodness of humans
Individualism
A. Themes of Transcendentalism
B. Ideas from the Second Great Awakening
C. Beliefs of the Founding Fathers
D. Goals of the Abolition Movement

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11-11-2021

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I'd say A. I'm pretty sure it's A. So sorry if it's wrong, I'm trying. But if it's right, can you pls give me brainliest.

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A

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