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What is the significance of the 1735 Zenger trial?A. It helped to promote the idea that freedom of the press should be protected.B. It set a judicial precedent that each colonist had a right to trial by jury.C. It established that the press had no right to publish rebellious statements that were damaging to a person's reputation.D. It led to the enactment of the Act of Religious Toleration, which declared that no Christian could be treated poorly for practicing their religion.
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