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What message did Naturalists try to express in their works? A. Nature was more powerful than people. B. Artwork should focus on the environment. C. It was better to leave everything in its natural state. D. Human beings were shaped by their environment.

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy

15-01-2016

The main message that many Naturalists tried to express in their works was that "C. It was better to leave everything in its natural state, since they felt that human change was unnecessary.

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26-10-2021

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The message that naturalists try to express in their works is c. it was better to leave everthing in its natural state Brainliest plsssss

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