The term "robber barons", which refers to those powerful business moguls at the turn of the 19th Century, is hardly (i)____________, despite some of these robber barons' outward gestures of philanthropy. Infamous for their insatiable (ii)____________, the robber barons were finally held in check by the ascendancy of a more powerful centralized government. A. an anachronism B. braggadocio C. a misnomer D. cupidity E. a provocation F. truculence