What did the archetype of the devil usually symbolize in the american romantic literature the greed, cruelty and dishonesty of society the religious beliefs and fears of puritan society the romantics fascination with the supernatural the society's beliefs about heaven and hell

A). The greed, cruelty and dishonesty of society.

Explanation:

American Romantic literature too diverted its attention towards the emotions, liberty, and individualism along with admiration to nature. As per the question, the archetype of the devil in American Romantic Literature would symbolize 'greed, cruelty, and honesty of society' as it paid emphasis to nature over progress, individual over authority, and imagination over reason. The movement emerged during the Civil War and therefore, the devil for the romanticists would be the avarice, brutality, and dishonesty of people. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

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