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What is the strongest chain of causes in this subtopic?

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Correct answer: Limited constitution → distrust of the king → war → popular politics → attack on the Tuileries → Convention and republic

The strongest answer presents a connected sequence rather than naming one isolated symbol or event. The Constitution of 1791 created a limited monarchy, but the king’s attempted escape and his links with foreign powers increased public distrust. War with Austria and Prussia deepened the crisis, while popular political clubs, newspapers, and demonstrations made politics more participatory. On 10 August 1792, an armed popular attack on the Tuileries helped end the monarchy. The elected National Convention then abolished monarchy and proclaimed the French Republic. Thus, option A correctly explains how institutions, distrust, war, popular mobilisation, and decisive action combined. The other options reduce a complex transformation to one irrelevant or insufficient cause.

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French RevolutionCause ChainAbolition Of MonarchyFrench RepublicFrance Abolishes Monarchy And Becomes A RepublicThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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