Question

In a shift from earlier thinking, the social status of nineteenth-century composers became equivalent to that of

A. lords and courtiers.
B. tailors and hatters.
C. woodworkers and carriage builders.
D. painters and poets.

Answer 1

And you think its ... ?

Answer 2

i think its D , is that right?

Answer 3

I agree.

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