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Why was the Tuileries attack of 10 August 1792 decisive for monarchy?

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Correct answer: It opened the way for suspension of the king's power

The direct answer is D: the attack opened the way for suspension of the king’s power. The Tuileries Palace was the royal residence and therefore a visible centre of monarchy. On 10 August 1792, revolutionary crowds and armed volunteers attacked it because many people believed the king was opposing the Revolution and helping its enemies. The attack showed that royal authority could no longer safely control the country. After this pressure, the Legislative Assembly suspended Louis XVI and called for elections to a National Convention. Thus, the event did not strengthen monarchy; it pushed France toward a republic. Option A is wrong because the king did not become unlimited; his power was reduced. Option B is wrong because Church rule did not begin. Option C is wrong because feudal dues were not restored. Option D is correct because the attack led directly toward suspension of royal authority. Memory cue: Tuileries attack means royal power was suspended, not strengthened.

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