Which was not truly an 18?? century liberal ideal?
A) Equality before the law.
B) Representative government for everyone.
C) Freedom of the press.
D) Freedom of assembly.
E) Liberty of conscience.

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Representative government for everyone was not truly an 18th century liberal ideal. While many advocated for representative government and expanded suffrage, the idea of "everyone" having the right to vote and participate in government was not widely accepted. Many still believed that property qualifications or other restrictions should be in place to ensure that only the "right" people were elected.

Which Was Not Truly an 18?? Century Liberal Ideal