Which groups were found in the membership of the Jacobin Club?

Correct answer: Small shopkeepers, artisans and workers

The Jacobin Club drew much of its support from the less prosperous urban population, including small shopkeepers, artisans and wage workers. These groups generally supported more radical measures during the Revolution. Wealthy nobles and senior clergy were usually associated with the old privileged order, so option B is not correct. Exam tip: remember the Jacobins as representatives of poorer and working urban sections, especially in Paris.