What does the spread of Marianne's image in public life in France show?
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Correct answer: An effort to popularise national identity
Marianne’s image was displayed in public places such as statues, coins and official representations. Repeated public visibility helped ordinary people recognise and share a common image of the French nation. It therefore shows an effort to popularise national identity and republican values. The spread of the image did not aim to restore monarchy, increase feudal taxation or strengthen church rule.
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An effort to popularise national identity
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Marianne’s image was displayed in public places such as statues, coins and official representations. Repeated public visibility helped ordinary people recognise and share a common image of the French nation. It therefore shows an effort to popularise national identity and republican values. The spread of the image did not aim to restore monarchy, increase feudal taxation or strengthen church rule.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Social Science question. Chapter: The Age of Industrialisation. Topic: Visualising the Nation.
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