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Which is the best example of the combination of popular movement and institutional decision in becoming a republic?

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Correct answer: Popular pressure of Tuileries attack and abolition of monarchy by Convention

The direct answer is A. A republic emerged through both action by ordinary people and a formal decision by a representative institution. On 10 August 1792, popular forces attacked the Tuileries Palace. This pressure suspended the king and made the old political arrangement impossible to continue. Then the National Convention, acting as a representative political body, abolished the monarchy and declared a republic on 21 September 1792. A is correct because it contains both levels: street-level popular action and institutional decision. B is wrong because a king’s birth and a Church prayer did not create a new form of government. C is wrong because feudal taxes and foreign trade do not describe the decisive political process. D is wrong because the 1614 Estates-General and Napoleon’s coronation belong to different times and do not explain the creation of the 1792 republic. Exam cue: remember “people’s pressure plus Convention’s decision.”

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