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What does the king coming to Paris after the Versailles march prove about women's political role?

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Correct answer: Women could change the position of royal power through popular pressure

The correct answer is A. After the women’s march to Versailles, the king came to Paris. This result shows that women’s collective action was politically effective. They were not merely observers: by acting together around the bread crisis and royal responsibility, they helped force a change in the location and political situation of the monarchy. Option A correctly says that popular pressure could change the position of royal power. Option B is wrong because the march proves active, not passive, political participation. Option C is wrong because women’s lives were not limited only to convents; many worked in markets, workshops and homes. Option D is wrong because the king’s movement to Paris did not mean women immediately received voting rights. Political influence and legal equality are different things. Memory cue: effective action does not always mean immediate full rights.

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