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12. Who were the Jacobins during the French Revolution??
O A. The Jacobins were a moderate political group representing the bourgeoisie.
O B. The Jacobins were a conservative group that were loyal to the monarchy.
O C. The Jacobins were a far-left political group representing the working class.
O D. The Jacobins were a religious group that represented French Catholics,

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The correct answer is C) The Jacobins were a far-left political group representing the working class.

Who were the Jacobins during the French Revolution? The Jacobins were a far-left political group representing the working class.

As the radical group, they were, the Jacobins fought against the monarchy and toppled King Louis XVI. When this happened, Jacobins supported the beginning of the French Republic.

The Jacobins were formed in 1789 as a political club before the French Revolution. After the Revolutionary National Assembly moved to Paris, France, they called themselves "Society of Friends of the Constitution."

they sought to limit the powers of the king of France.

The opposite group was called the Liberals and had a different mindset for France regarding politics and economics.

Answer:

C. The Jacobins were a far-left political group representing the working class.

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