Which of the following best describes the primary intellectual influence on Lucien Febvre’s approach to historiography?
A. Lucien Febvre was deeply influenced by Henri Berr’s work on historical synthesis, particularly in bringing together various social sciences.
B. Febvre's main inspiration came from his background in political history, focusing primarily on the deeds of individual rulers.
C. Febvre was solely influenced by the geographical determinism proposed by Friedrich Ratzel.
D. Febvre's interest in historical psychology was primarily influenced by Henry Wallon and Charles Blondel, leading to his interdisciplinary approach.