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A republic meant not only the absence of a king but also what?

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Correct answer: Linking the legitimacy of power to the people and the nation

In the French Republic, sovereignty was understood to rest with the nation and its citizens rather than with a monarch. Thus, political authority derived its legitimacy from the people. Removing a king alone did not define a republic; it also required the idea of popular sovereignty. Continuing feudal dues represented the old order, not republican rule. Exam tip: Link ‘republic’ with popular sovereignty and citizenship.

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French RevolutionRepublicPopular SovereigntyNational SovereigntyCitizenshipAbolition Of MonarchyFrance Abolishes Monarchy And Becomes A RepublicThe French Revolution

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