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How did France's war with Austria and Prussia weaken the king's political position?

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Correct answer: The war increased suspicion about the king's possible sympathy with foreign monarchies

The direct answer is C: the war increased suspicion that the king might sympathise with foreign monarchies. Revolutionary France went to war with Austria and Prussia in 1792. Many people feared that Louis XVI, who belonged to a royal family and had connections with European rulers, might secretly hope for a foreign victory that would restore his authority. Military danger therefore became a political trust crisis. Step by step: France fought foreign monarchies; the king seemed connected to the old royal order; people suspected that he might not support the Revolution; his loyalty to the nation became doubtful. C is correct. A is wrong because war did not make him completely independent; it weakened trust in him. B is wrong because war did not restore feudal dues. D is wrong because the Jacobin Club was not closed by the war; it became an important revolutionary political force. Remember: foreign war plus suspected royal sympathy produced distrust and weakened monarchy.

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