Henry david thoreau was a transcendentalist who wrote about

bizarre characters and plots.
passive resistance to injustice.
the mystery of human emotions.
irrational human characters.

 The corrrect answer is:  [B]:

                   " passive resistance to injustice" .

Note that Henry David Thoreau wrote a popular work titled Civil Disobedience in which he mentioned his refusal to pay taxes (at his personal expense of imprisonment) for a war [the Mexican-American War} which he did not support.

He never wrote about any other subjects mentioned in the other answer choices provided [that we know of, that is.].

Irrational Human Characters

Further Explanation:

Irrational human characters. The philosophy of transcendentalism arose in New England in the 1930s. The proponents of this theory or Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson who are leading American thinkers. This theory was a reaction to intellectualism. They want to transcend the material world of reason and rationality. The origin of this theory is from Unitarianism, a religious movement in Boston. Unitarianism was a liberal Christian sect that emphasized on rationality and reason. Transcendentalists believe that humans are good but they are corrupted by society. So they should strive for independence. A book named Walden was published in 1854 that explored spirituality and self-reliance. Emerson believed that we need to spend time in nature and understand nature. The word self-reliance is used in defense of individualism. Some other influential transcendentalists are Margaret Fuller who advocated Women's rights. Many transcendentalists have struggled a lot to abolish slavery.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Transcendentalism

Subject: Social Science

Keywords:

New England, 1930s, Ralph Waldo Emerson, reason, rationality, Unitarianism, religious movement, self-reliance.

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