History, asked by zoocgjc, 3 days ago

____________ meant all written material and cultural activities could be published and performed without the consent of the monarch.

A. Imposition of censorship

B. Abolition of censorship

C. Freedom of opinion

D. Liberty

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Answered by ankushkumar78

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option d Liberty is the correct answer please mark me explain list

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