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How did reading criticism in newspapers change the image of authority after the Revolution?

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Correct answer: Authority was no longer above questions and public criticism

After the Revolution, the expansion of press freedom and freedom of expression allowed people to criticise rulers, laws and policies openly. Authority was therefore seen not as divine or unquestionable, but as answerable to public questions and scrutiny. Option B is the closest opposite: critical newspapers weakened, rather than strengthened, the sacred and untouchable image of authority. Exam tip: link freedom of the press during the French Revolution with the growth of public opinion and political participation.

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French RevolutionFreedom Of PressPublic OpinionPolitical CriticismAuthorityModern Political CultureThe Revolution And Everyday LifeThe French Revolution

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