How did the war of April 1792 affect French politics?

Correct answer: It increased suspicion of the king and revolutionary tension

The direct answer is option B. The war that began in April 1792 placed revolutionary France against foreign monarchies. Instead of ending disagreements, it made the political situation more tense. People feared that Louis XVI might support the foreign kings, and revolutionary groups demanded stronger action against the monarchy. This increased suspicion of the king and revolutionary tension, so option B is correct. Option A is wrong because war did not remove class, political, or constitutional disagreements; it sharpened them. Option C is wrong because the war weakened confidence in monarchy rather than making it permanent. Option D is wrong because the National Convention was established later in 1792, not in 1789; the date and claim are both incorrect. The war helped create conditions for the fall of monarchy and the later republic. Memory cue: April 1792 war means foreign danger, distrust of the king, and rising revolutionary pressure.