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Marriage registration under civil law was part of which broader change?

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Correct answer: Social life coming under civil law

Direct answer: Option A, social life coming under civil law. Civil registration of marriage means that the state records and legally recognises a marriage through civil authorities rather than leaving marriage entirely under Church control. This was part of a wider secular change during the Revolution: laws about family and social life were increasingly made by the state and applied as civil rules. Option A is correct because it describes the broader movement from religious or traditional control toward a common civil legal system. Option B is wrong because civil registration did not expand the king’s absolute power; revolutionary reforms challenged absolutism. Option C is wrong because the change did not restore feudal courts. Option D is wrong because it had nothing to do with rule by a foreign army. The exact reasoning is: marriage is a social institution; registration by civil authorities makes it a matter of civil law; therefore it represents social life coming under civil law. Memory cue: civil registration means state law, not Church-only control.

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French RevolutionCivil MarriageSecular Law

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