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What does women's move from bread crisis to royal power in the march to Versailles prove?

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Correct answer: A daily life problem could become political pressure

In the March to Versailles, women transformed protest over bread shortages and high prices into direct pressure on the king and royal authority. This shows that an issue of everyday domestic life could become a political struggle. Option B is wrong because the food crisis challenged royal policy and legitimacy; women did not immediately receive equal political rights. Exam tip: In the French Revolution, bread was not merely an economic issue—it also symbolised political discontent.

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French RevolutionWomen's MarchMarch To VersaillesBread CrisisPolitical ParticipationRoyal AuthorityDid Women Have A RevolutionThe French Revolution

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