In England, the idea of working for wages

A) was a completely foreign concept.
B) was associated with servility and the loss of liberty.
C) was romanticized in ballads and tales.
D) was predominantly seen as preferable to controlling one's own labor.
E) grew exceedingly popular among the poor during the sixteenth century.

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Final Answer : B, Explanation :  In England, working for wages was associated with servility and the loss of liberty. This idea was prevalent during the sixteenth century, and it was seen as a negative concept.

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