In the subtitle of Disraeli’s novel Sybil (1845), who are identified as the 'Two Nations'?

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The wealthy class and the impoverishedFollowers of Anglicanism and MethodismThe peoples of England and IrelandThe nations of Britain and GermanyNone of the above

Explanation

The phrase 'Two Nations' in Disraeli's Sybil refers to the stark division between the rich and the poor in society during that period. The other options represent different group distinctions but do not capture the social and economic divide highlighted in the novel.