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Fathers being unable to force daughters into marriage against their will strengthened which private right?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: A woman's consent and marital choice.

The governing concept is the expansion of individual rights into private and family life. If a father could no longer compel a daughter to marry against her will, the law recognised that marriage required the woman's own consent. This strengthened personal autonomy and marital choice, so option B is correct. It did not concern taxation, making option A irrelevant. Option C is wrong because the reform limited older forms of hierarchical or patriarchal authority rather than strengthening a feudal lord. Option D is also incorrect: the change did not grant the Church complete control; instead, it placed greater importance on the individual's decision in marriage.

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French RevolutionMarriage ConsentPrivate RightsDid Women Have A RevolutionThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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