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Which are two central ideas that author presents in the passage? Choose the two that apply!
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Emerson was a nonconformist; he often made decisions that were contrary to societal standards.
B
Because church leaders labeled Emerson "'a dangerous man,'" his literary work did not gain influence or popularity amongst the American citizenry during his lifetime.
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Emerson's aunt Mary Moody Emerson defended his Transcendental view that "all human beings desire freedom, knowledge, and truth."
D
Although he attended Harvard Divinity School, Emerson rejected the tenets championed by most religions.
E
Emerson failed at formal education and the ministry, which made him a hero to the Transcendentalists.
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Because of the depth of his literary work and his giving personal character, Emerson was an admirable man.
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