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The display of De Launay's severed head in the city showed which extreme public mood?

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Correct answer: Explosion of anger and fear against a royal symbol

The direct answer is option A: it showed an explosion of anger and fear against a royal symbol. De Launay was the governor of the Bastille, a fortress-prison associated with the king’s arbitrary authority. Displaying his severed head was not an ordinary political disagreement; it showed extreme violence, rage, and the collapse of respect for royal power. Option A is correct because it combines the emotional reaction with the symbolic meaning of the Bastille. Option B is wrong because such an act does not show love for the king. Option C is wrong because it had no connection with accepting Church tax. Option D is wrong because it did not express worship of the feudal order; people were challenging old authority. Avoid treating the event as only violence: it also communicated a powerful political message against royal oppression.

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De LaunayBastilleCrowd ViolenceSymbolism

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