In the Eighteenth Century,hunting Was Considered a

question 14

Multiple Choice

In the eighteenth century,hunting was considered a

• A)privilege of the nobility.
• B)way for the poor to supplement the meat in their diet.
• C)right of all classes.
• D)privilege of the king.
• E)privilege for all men.

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