In which event did the food crisis directly lead to the relocation of the king from Versailles to Paris?

Women's March to Versailles

The governing concept is that economic hardship could trigger direct political action during the French Revolution. In October 1789, bread shortages and rising prices angered the people of Paris, especially women who were responsible for obtaining food for their families. Thousands of women marched to Versailles, demanded bread, and confronted the king and the National Assembly. Their action compelled Louis XVI and his family to leave Versailles and move to Paris, where they could be watched more closely by the revolutionary public. Therefore, option A is correct. The Tennis Court Oath was a constitutional pledge, the cahiers were lists of grievances, and the Great Fear was a rural panic, so none directly describes the royal relocation.

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