What assumptions were the comparative study of religion in the late nineteenth century based on?
A) religion progressed from simple to complex
B) one could reconstruct the origins of religion by studying "primitive peoples" in the world today
C) Some people in the "modern" world were "primitive"
D) all of the above
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