Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel is one of the most important political philosophers of the turn of the 18th to the 19th century, born in Stuttgart in...

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel is one of the most important political philosophers of the turn of the 18th to the 19th century, born in Stuttgart in 1770. Hegel believed that politics should be a tool for the realization of freedom. Regarding freedom in Hegel, classify V for true statements and F for false ones:

( ) Hegel understood that freedom is only possible through the State. It is in the State that freedom is realized. Freedom, like the State, is organic and collective, never individualistic and fragmented.
( ) For Hegel, once freedom is achieved, it will not be usurped, it is a definitive and perpetual conquest, as the providential State is a product of divine will.
( ) For Hegel, the ideal freedom is found in the medieval period, in which there was harmony between the Church, State, and society. Modern societies should seek their references of freedom in the Middle Ages.
( ) For Hegel, the freedom achieved by the French Revolution was only an abstraction, in the name of which the greatest arbitrariness was carried out, not becoming a reference for any nation.
a) V, F, F, V
b) F, V, V, F
c) V, V, F, F