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Which allegory was used to represent liberty during the French Revolution?

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Marianne

2

Germania

3

Justice

4

Liberty Bell

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Answer

A. Marianne

Solution:

Marianne was the allegory used to represent liberty, often depicted with symbols like the red cap and tricolour.

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