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The change from Estates General to National Assembly changed which idea of power?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Power can also come from representatives of the nation

The Estates-General was an old body organised around separate social orders. The Third Estate challenged this arrangement and claimed that its representatives spoke for the French nation. By forming the National Assembly, representatives presented political authority as something connected to the nation and its citizens, rather than something possessed only by the king or privileged groups.

This did not mean that every person immediately received equal political power, but it introduced a new principle of legitimacy. A government could be considered rightful when it represented the nation. The claim of the National Assembly therefore weakened the idea of absolute royal authority. Option B is correct because it expresses the belief that power can also come from representatives of the nation; the other options preserve older exclusive claims.

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French RevolutionNational AssemblyPolitical Legitimacy

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Power can also come from representatives of the nation

Why is this the correct answer?

The Estates-General was an old body organised around separate social orders. The Third Estate challenged this arrangement and claimed that its representatives spoke for the French nation. By forming the National Assembly, representatives presented political authority as something connected to the nation and its citizens, rather than something possessed only by the king or privileged groups.

This did not mean that every person immediately received equal political power, but it introduced a new principle of legitimacy. A government could be considered rightful when it represented the nation. The claim of the National Assembly therefore weakened the idea of absolute royal authority. Option B is correct because it expresses the belief that power can also come from representatives of the nation; the other options preserve older exclusive claims.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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