Republicans in the era of the 1848 French Revolution were liberals who championed

A) a socialist form of government.
B) political and civil rights.
C) an aggressive foreign policy.
D) prosperity at home and peace abroad.
E) separation of church and state.

Republicans in the era of the 1848 French Revolution were liberals who championed political and civil rights, such as the right to free speech, freedom of the press, and representative government. They believed in the importance of individual liberties and limiting the power of the monarchy. This led to the formation of a constitutional monarchy in France and inspired similar movements throughout Europe.