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The Sagebrush Rebellion defined freedom as A. being free to choose. B. a moral condition. C. being free from government tyranny. D. being free from taxes. E. a condition that ca…

The Sagebrush Rebellion defined freedom as A. being free to choose. B. a moral condition. C. being free from government tyranny. D. being free from taxes. E. a condition that ca…
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The Sagebrush Rebellion defined freedom as A. being free to choose. B. a moral condition. C. being free from government tyranny. D. being free from taxes. E. a condition that can never be fully attained.

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I think the answer is A. being free to choose. but correct me if Im wrong

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