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Punishing Louis XVI for treason strengthened which revolutionary idea?

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Correct answer: The king is also accountable to nation and law

The direct answer is B: the king is also accountable to the nation and the law. The reasoning is simple. Treason means a serious betrayal of the state or nation. If Louis XVI could be tried and punished for treason, his royal position did not place him permanently above legal judgment. This strengthened the revolutionary belief that political authority must answer to the nation and that law should apply even to a monarch. A is the opposite of the revolutionary idea, because it says the king is above law. C is wrong because revolutionary law was not supposed to apply only to peasants; the case against the king itself shows that the issue concerned a ruler. D is wrong because nobles were not automatically immune from punishment. The event therefore supported equality before law and the sovereignty of the nation, although the Revolution’s justice could also be harsh and violent. Memory cue: treason trial of the king means even the king must answer to the nation.

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TreasonLouis XviRevolutionary Justice

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