In the 19th century, Horatio Alger Junior published a series of novels about young American men who repeatedly and successfully rose from poverty and oppression into wealth and prestige. Now, these novels are known for creating the "Horatio Alger myth," or the idea that anyone who works hard enough, saves their money, and makes the "right" choices can end up living the American dream--even though this is not universally true or achievable. What is this myth an example of? a. Ethnocentrism
b. Material power
c. Hegemonic power
d. capitalism