In on the Inequality of the Human Races (1854), Count

In On the Inequality of the Human Races (1854) , Count Arthur de Gobineau divided humanity into the white, black, and yellow races and

A) called for a new era of racial harmony.
B) championed the "Aryan race" for its supposedly superior qualities.
C) claimed that eventually the different races would become a single race.
D) stated that nationalism eliminated any problems of ethnic minorities.