What change became clear from the rise of the Paris Commune and National Guard?

Urban citizens began taking an active part in power and public order

The governing concept is the emergence of popular civic participation during the Revolution. The Paris Commune provided a new municipal political structure, while the National Guard was a citizen militia connected with the defence and administration of revolutionary Paris. Their growth showed that authority and public order were no longer viewed as the exclusive responsibility of the king, court or traditional officials. Urban citizens organised themselves and participated directly in governing the city. Therefore option C is correct. A and B reverse the historical change, because royal and clerical control was being challenged, while D is unrelated to these urban political institutions.

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