The Romantic Movement in the 19th century contributed to nationalism by:

Promoting rationalism

Emphasizing national heritage

Supporting autocratic rule

Diminishing local cultures

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B. Emphasizing national heritage

The Romantic Movement emphasized emotion, the glorification of the nation’s history, and cultural heritage, thus fostering nationalistic sentiments.

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