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What was the importance of freedom of expression in the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen?

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Correct answer: It was recognised as a natural right

Direct answer: Option A is correct. The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen recognised freedom of expression as a natural right. In simple terms, the declaration said that people possess basic rights because they are human, not because a king generously grants them. The reasoning is: natural rights belong to individuals; liberty includes the ability to form opinions and communicate them; therefore speaking and writing freely became part of the revolutionary understanding of citizenship. Option A is correct because it identifies expression as a right, not as a privilege of the ruler. Option B is wrong because a feudal tax is a financial obligation, not a freedom. Option C is wrong because the declaration concerned the rights of citizens and human beings, not only the king. Option D is wrong because the purpose was not to ban plays; public communication helped spread ideas. Exam cue: connect this declaration with liberty, equality and natural rights.

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