What conflict do the outlaws represent in Robin Hood? the fight to have freedom O the fight to defend oneself O the fight to be treated fairly O the fight to elect a new king PLEASE HURRY

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What conflict do the outlaws represent in Robin Hood?

the fight to have freedom
O the fight to defend oneself
O the fight to be treated fairly
O the fight to elect a new king

PLEASE HURRY

English
high-school

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The fight to be treated fairly

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Jorge Guberte answered Apr 24, 2021

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