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What is the correct comparative conclusion about city and village events in 1789?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Popular revolt in cities and anti feudal protest in villages were both active

The Revolution developed in both towns and villages, although the forms of action were different. In Paris and other cities, crowds attacked symbols of royal power, as seen in the fall of the Bastille. In the countryside, peasants resisted feudal burdens and took action during the Great Fear. These were connected responses to political, economic, and social pressures.

Option B correctly compares the two settings: urban popular revolt and rural anti-feudal protest were both active in 1789. The other choices wrongly describe cities or villages as passive, or reduce rural events to church reform alone. The comparison is important because it shows that the Revolution was not limited to Paris or to educated political groups; it spread through different sections of society.

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Popular revolt in cities and anti feudal protest in villages were both active

Why is this the correct answer?

The Revolution developed in both towns and villages, although the forms of action were different. In Paris and other cities, crowds attacked symbols of royal power, as seen in the fall of the Bastille. In the countryside, peasants resisted feudal burdens and took action during the Great Fear. These were connected responses to political, economic, and social pressures.

Option B correctly compares the two settings: urban popular revolt and rural anti-feudal protest were both active in 1789. The other choices wrongly describe cities or villages as passive, or reduce rural events to church reform alone. The comparison is important because it shows that the Revolution was not limited to Paris or to educated political groups; it spread through different sections of society.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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