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Explanation:

• Source 1 frames French "liberty" as a destructive force incompatible with Orthodox faith and Ottoman governance, rejecting it for threatening religious stability and good order.
• Source 2 frames the revival of Hungarian language (tied to cultural self-determination, a form of liberal/Enlightenment-influenced liberty) as a positive, cleansing act, embracing ideas of cultural liberty rooted in Enlightenment-inspired national identity. This matches the claim that Source 1 rejects the ideas due to threat to multinational empires, while Source 2 rejects the (French) ideas' universal equalizing nature, as it focuses on specific national cultural liberty.
• Option A is incorrect because the sources reject the ideas for different reasons.
• Option C is incorrect because Source 1 rejects, not embraces, the ideas.
• Option D is incorrect because the sources do not embrace the ideas for the same reason.

Answer:

B. Source 1 rejects the ideas because of the threat they represent to multinational empires, whereas Source 2 rejects the ideas because of the universal and equalizing nature of their claims.