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What conclusion emerges when the Tuileries attack and Brunswick Manifesto are studied together?

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Correct answer: Foreign threats and urban popular anger made the monarchy more insecure

The Brunswick Manifesto threatened severe action against Paris if the royal family were harmed. Many French people saw it as foreign interference and evidence that foreign rulers supported the king. The attack on the Tuileries on 10 August 1792 turned this popular anger into direct action against the monarchy, further weakening the king’s position. Option B is a close distractor: foreign support did not make the monarchy secure; it increased public distrust of it. Exam tip: remember the Manifesto not only as a military threat but also as a cause of stronger anti-monarchical feeling.

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French RevolutionTuileries AttackBrunswick ManifestoMonarchy CrisisRepublic1792France Abolishes Monarchy And Becomes A RepublicThe French Revolution

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