What was the main work of political clubs during the Revolution?

Correct answer: Political discussion and organization

The direct answer is D: political discussion and organization. Political clubs were groups where people met during the Revolution to discuss laws, rights, government and public problems. They also helped members organize speeches, petitions, demonstrations and political action. The Jacobin Club is a famous example. Option A, baking bread, was an important social need, but it was not the main work of political clubs. Option B, hiding taxes, was illegal and was not their purpose. Option C, conducting Church worship, belonged to religious institutions, not political clubs. Option D is correct because discussion and organized political activity were their central functions. Remember: a political club is connected with ideas, debate and collective action, not cooking, tax evasion or worship.