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The increased use of the word citizen in revolutionary language was linked with which idea?

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Correct answer: People are members of an equal political community

The governing concept is citizenship based on equality and political membership. During the French Revolution, the word “citizen” increasingly replaced language that treated people mainly as subjects of a king. It suggested that individuals belonged to the nation and possessed civic identity, rights, and responsibilities. Therefore, option A is correct: people were understood as members of an equal political community. Option B is incorrect because revolutionary ideas challenged royal ownership and absolute authority. Option C preserves the old feudal hierarchy, while option D denies public participation altogether. The change in vocabulary reflected a wider transformation in political thinking.

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CitizenshipPolitical EqualityRevolutionary LanguageThe Revolution And Everyday LifeThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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