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After France became a republic what happened to the king's old position?

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Correct answer: The king's hereditary power ended

The direct answer is that the king's hereditary power ended, so option A is correct. A republic is based on the idea that public authority belongs to the nation and its citizens, not permanently to a royal family. When France became a republic in 1792, the old hereditary monarchy was abolished. The king no longer held office simply because he had inherited it. Option A is correct because it states the essential political change. Option B is wrong because the king did not become more absolute; his authority had already been restricted and then removed. Option C is wrong because the king did not elect the Convention; the Convention was chosen through the revolutionary political process. Option D is wrong because La Marseillaise was a revolutionary song composed by Rouget de Lisle, not written by the king. The question tests the difference between monarchy and republic. In a hereditary monarchy, succession usually passes through a royal family. In a republic, offices are not inherited as royal property. The memory cue is simple: republic means no hereditary throne; the royal position is abolished, not strengthened.

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