Benjamin Disraeli was an atypical leader among nineteenth-century British conservatives because he

A) had been born abroad.
B) was an atheist.
C) started his political life as a radical.
D) did not believe in the institution of monarchy.
E) was born Jewish and was a man of modest means.

Benjamin Disraeli

A prominent British politician and writer who served twice as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, known for his influential role in the Conservative Party and his contributions to the British Empire.

Conservatives

A political ideology favoring the preservation of traditional institutions and values, and cautious about change or innovation.

Modest Means

Referring to a situation or condition where individuals or families possess limited financial resources, often associated with lower income or wealth levels, affecting their standard of living.