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What education reform did the revolutionary government introduce for girls?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Made schooling compulsory

Direct answer: Option A, schooling was made compulsory for girls. Education means planned learning in schools, and compulsory schooling means the state expects children to attend instead of leaving learning only to families or religious institutions. Step by step, revolutionary reformers believed that a new society needed educated citizens; girls were also citizens; therefore girls should receive school education. Option A fits this reform. Option B is wrong because closing schools would reduce education. Option C is wrong because educating only boys preserves inequality and is the opposite of the reform. Option D is wrong because taxing convent education does not itself provide universal schooling and is not the stated reform. Memory cue: equality in the Revolution included girls’ access to school.

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French RevolutionGirls EducationCompulsory Schooling

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