All of the Following Can Describe Nineteenth-Century Nationalism Except

All of the following can describe nineteenth-century nationalism except

A) a belief that the destiny of people in a particular country has been chosen by God.
B) an ideology that supports self-government for people of the same or similar cultures.
C) the government takeover of industry in the name of the greater common good.
D) the harmonious activity of ethnic groups, directed toward a common purpose.