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How did the demand for bread reach royal power in the women's march to Versailles?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Women went to Versailles and directly pressured the king

The demand for bread reached royal power because the women physically travelled to Versailles, where the king and the royal court were located. Their march transformed a local and household concern into a direct public demonstration. By presenting their demands at the centre of monarchy, they placed pressure on the king and made the government answer for the food crisis.

Option A is therefore the only suitable choice. The women did not elect a foreign king, increase feudal taxes, or turn the Bastille into a school. The important historical link is between food and political authority: people expected the rulers to respond when basic necessities became unavailable or unaffordable. The march illustrates how everyday grievances could influence national politics.

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Womens MarchVersaillesBreadRoyal Pressure

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Women went to Versailles and directly pressured the king

Why is this the correct answer?

The demand for bread reached royal power because the women physically travelled to Versailles, where the king and the royal court were located. Their march transformed a local and household concern into a direct public demonstration. By presenting their demands at the centre of monarchy, they placed pressure on the king and made the government answer for the food crisis.

Option A is therefore the only suitable choice. The women did not elect a foreign king, increase feudal taxes, or turn the Bastille into a school. The important historical link is between food and political authority: people expected the rulers to respond when basic necessities became unavailable or unaffordable. The march illustrates how everyday grievances could influence national politics.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Outbreak of the Revolution.

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