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How did the king's position change during the Revolution?

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Correct answer: First limited then suspended and then monarchy ended

The direct answer is option A: the king's power was first limited, then suspended, and finally the monarchy was ended. The sequence shows how the Revolution gradually removed royal authority. In 1791, the Constitution created a constitutional monarchy. Louis XVI remained king, but he was no longer an absolute ruler; his power had to operate within the Constitution and laws. On 10 August 1792, after the Tuileries attack, the king was suspended and imprisoned with his family. Soon afterward, the National Convention met and on 21 September 1792 abolished the monarchy and declared France a republic. Option A gives this correct order. Option B is wrong because the king did not become unlimited or more absolute. Option C is wrong because he did not change from king into a clergyman. Option D is wrong because he did not become a peasant and then a soldier. The important exam skill is chronology: 1791 means limited constitutional monarchy; August 1792 means suspension; September 1792 means abolition and republic. Keep the dates connected to the political changes.

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