Which statement about writers in the 1700s is true?

a. They struggled against monarchical censorship.

b. They enjoyed a growing, more educated readership.

c. They adopted new, less-structured styles.

d. They frequently experimented with words and forms.

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Kaleb Bridges

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5 May, 02:40

Which statement about writers in the 1700s is true?

a. They struggled against monarchical censorship.

b. They enjoyed a growing, more educated readership.

c. They adopted new, less-structured styles.

d. They frequently experimented with words and forms.

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Collin Walton · Answer 1

The answer is A. They struggled against monarchical censorship

Back then, they were not as liberal as it is today in speaking up their opinion. Government (or kingdom if you may) had a huge control that influence what can and cannot be written by the writers

For those who dare to defy this, they're easily punishable by death

Which statement about writers in the 1700s is true?a. They struggled against monarchical censorship.b. They enjoyed a growing, more educated readership.c. They adopted new, less-structured styles.d. They frequently experimented with words and forms.

Which statement about writers in the 1700s is true?

a. They struggled against monarchical censorship.

b. They enjoyed a growing, more educated readership.

c. They adopted new, less-structured styles.

d. They frequently experimented with words and forms.