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What change was indicated by the rise of the word citizen in revolutionary language?

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Correct answer: Seeing people as equal members of a political community

The governing concept is the transformation of political identity from subjecthood to citizenship. A subject was traditionally understood in relation to obedience to a monarch, while the word citizen suggested membership in a political community with rights, duties, and a possible role in public decision-making. Option A is correct because revolutionary language connected citizenship with equality before the law and participation, even though those ideals were not immediately extended equally to everyone. Option B contradicts citizenship, and options C and D confuse political membership with noble status or a government job.

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CitizenCitizenshipEqualityRevolutionary LanguageThe Revolution And Everyday LifeThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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