What is a work of Postmodernism more likely to have than a work of Romanticism? A. themes dealing with strong emotion B. a focus on the pleasures and dreams of the upper class C. a theme dealing with day-to-day problems with money

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Answer: A work of Postmodernism is more likely to have C) a theme dealing with day-to-day problems with money than a work of Romanticism, which deals with themes dealing with string emotion, and has a focus on the pleasures and dreams of the upper class.

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a theme dealing with day-to-day problems with money

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Explanation:

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C. Changed the minds of the colonists who were still unsure about revolting. APEX!

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