Which social changes during the late 1800s prompted various literary and cultural movements to reject Victorian ideals?

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The transition from farming economies to industrialized societies in Western countriesThe weakening of established religious convictions across EuropeThe strengthening of conventional social roles accompanied by a loss of individual identityBoth A and B

Explanation

The literary and cultural shifts at the end of the 19th century were largely a response to two major social transformations: the move from agrarian to industrial economies in the West and the decline of traditional religious beliefs in Europe. These changes challenged Victorian values, leading to new movements that rejected those principles.