Nationalism Came to Appeal to the Majority of Europeans by the Twentieth

Nationalism came to appeal to the majority of Europeans by the twentieth century in all the following ways EXCEPT

A) nationalism championed popular myths.
B) conservatives embraced nationalism when it ceased to be overwhelmingly liberal.
C) most Europeans had stopped identifying themselves as Christians by 1900.
D) both the bourgeoisie and the peasantry were attracted by the nationalists' condemnation of Marxism.
E) those that supported a strong state saw nationalism as a means of unifying the people behind the government.