Which result of the French Revolution is directly linked with the modern idea of the nation?
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Correct answer: Equal political identity of citizens
The modern nation is based on a political community whose members share citizenship, legal status and a sense of belonging, rather than being divided primarily by inherited rank. The French Revolution placed the citizen at the centre of the nation and promoted equality before common laws. Hence option A is correct. Noble courts, a king’s private army and complete provincial separation represent privilege or fragmentation, not modern national identity.
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Equal political identity of citizens
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The modern nation is based on a political community whose members share citizenship, legal status and a sense of belonging, rather than being divided primarily by inherited rank. The French Revolution placed the citizen at the centre of the nation and promoted equality before common laws. Hence option A is correct. Noble courts, a king’s private army and complete provincial separation represent privilege or fragmentation, not modern national identity.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Social Science question. Chapter: The Age of Industrialisation. Topic: The French Revolution and the Idea of the Nation.
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