What conclusion follows from comparing limited suffrage in 1791 and broad male suffrage in 1792?

Correct answer: The Revolution gradually moved in a more democratic direction

The direct answer is A: the Revolution gradually moved in a more democratic direction. In 1791, voting was limited mainly to active male citizens who met conditions such as age, residence and tax payment. In 1792, the political system moved towards much broader voting rights for adult men, so participation widened. Step by step: first compare who could vote in 1791; next compare the larger male electorate in 1792; finally infer the direction of change. This shows increasing democracy, although women still did not receive equal voting rights. Option A is correct because wider participation means a more democratic political system. Option B is wrong because the king did not regain absolute power; monarchy was abolished in 1792. Option C is wrong because women did not receive full voting rights in 1791. Option D is wrong because the Church did not elect the National Convention; it was a revolutionary political body chosen through a political process. Memory cue: limited vote to wider male vote means movement towards democracy, not restoration of absolute monarchy.