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What was the difference between abolishing monarchy and trying the king?

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Correct answer: The first was the end of an institution and the second was accountability of a person

The direct answer is A. Abolishing monarchy means ending the political institution in which a king rules as monarch. Trying the king means holding the individual king legally and politically responsible for alleged actions. In 1792, revolutionary representatives ended the monarchy and created a republic; later, Louis XVI was put on trial and executed in January 1793. Option A correctly separates an institutional change from personal accountability. Option B is wrong because these events did not both happen on the same day in 1789. Option C is wrong because neither action was simply the work of the Church or nobles. Option D is wrong: the Bastille was linked to the early Revolution, while the Tennis Court Oath concerned the National Assembly’s determination in 1789; neither option explains the stated distinction. Memory cue: abolition changes the system; a trial judges a person.

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French RevolutionAbolition MonarchyKing Trial

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