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Class 9HistoryThe French RevolutionDid Women have a RevolutionExpertLevel 10
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In understanding women's activism what two poles do the Versailles march and Olympe de Gouges represent?

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Correct answer: Direct popular action and ideological rights critique

The Versailles march was street action and Olympe de Gouges was a challenge of ideas. Both are forms of women's activism.

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French RevolutionVersailles MarchOlympe De Gouges

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Direct popular action and ideological rights critique

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The Versailles march was street action and Olympe de Gouges was a challenge of ideas. Both are forms of women's activism.

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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: Did Women have a Revolution.

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  1. 1When did the women of Paris march to Versailles?
  2. 2What was the importance of bringing the king to Paris after the women’s march?
  3. 3Why is the women’s march considered a strong example of women’s role in the Revolution?
  4. 4How did the women’s march of October 1789 show the role of daily needs in political history?
  5. 5The fact that women generally did not wear the red cap raises which question about revolutionary equality?
  6. 6The election of the National Convention was broad, yet where is the limit of democracy visible?
  7. 7The increasing domestic and economic responsibilities of women during wartime strengthen which historical view?
  8. 8How did women participate from the beginning of the French Revolution?
  9. 9Why did most women of the Third Estate work?
  10. 10Which work was done by women of the Third Estate?
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