According to the historical context, what was the significance of Robin Hood in 14th-century England?(1 point)

Question

Responses

A) He was a symbol of resistance against the oppressive feudal system.
A) He was a symbol of resistance against the oppressive feudal system.

B) He was happy with the established social order.
B) He was happy with the established social order.

C) He was presented as a villain at this time.
C) He was presented as a villain at this time.

D) He was merely a fictional character in children's literature.
D) He was merely a fictional character in children's literature.

Answer 1

A) He was a symbol of resistance against the oppressive feudal system.