At the heart of nineteenth-century liberalism was a belief in ...

[joe]

At the heart of nineteenth-century liberalism was a belief in
 
  A. government control.
  B. freedom for the individual.
  C. state-funded welfare.
  D. government-operated schools.

Question 2

Higher criticism refers to a nineteenth-century intellectual movement in which scholars
 
  A. focused exclusively on literary texts while ignoring their historical settings.
  B. studied the Bible not as a divinely inspired book incapable of error but simply as a set of writings susceptible to varied interpretations.
  C. analyzed all writings, secular and sacred, in accordance with Marxist theory.
  D. applied linguistic theory to literature to show that all texts are the same.

[Cnarkel]

Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B

[joe]

Both answers were spot on, thank you once again

[Cnarkel]

Great! Please up vote