Lee la lectura y escoge la respuesta correcta. Read the excerpt and choose the best response.

Hay un intercambio constante entre las Américas y Europa. Por ejemplo, cuando el Romanticismo llegó a la América Latina, se transformó en una versión claramente latina. Este movimiento mantuvo ciertos elementos de la literatura romántica, pero luego fue aún más lejos. Esto es cuando el nacionalismo de la era Romántica se convirtió en el retorno a las raíces indígenas, y así nació el indigenismo. Aves sin nido por Turner y Hombre de Maíz por Asturias sirven de ejemplo y fueron unos catalizadores de las obras que siguieron. El resultado de la influencia europea alentó una nueva identidad para los escritores latinos.

¿Cuál es una frase que podría ser parte de este artículo?

a)Los movimientos de indigenismo y nacionalismo son casi iguales porque en los dos hubo una gran influencia de Europa.

b)La conexión entre los dos continentes resulta en una fusión original de ideas y estilos de literatura.

c)Si no tuviera la conexión entre los dos países, no habría literatura importante ni original en Latinoamérica.

d)El indigenismo habla de la conexión entre los dos continentes que resulta en estilos de literatura muy similares.

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