All of the following are correct about nineteenth-century liberalism except
A) having economic and political components.
B) supporting the idea of civil rights.
C) wanting to limit governmental power.
D) opposing limiting governmental power.
E) opposing votes for women.

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Nineteenth-century liberalism was characterized by support for economic and political freedom, civil rights, and limited governmental power. It did not, however, oppose limiting governmental power. In fact, limiting governmental power was a central tenet of liberalism in the nineteenth century. Additionally, many liberals were supporters of women's suffrage, so they did not necessarily oppose votes for women.

All of the Following Are Correct About Nineteenth-Century Liberalism Except