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Which option correctly combines political and social dimensions of the outbreak?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: National Assembly was political and abolition of feudal privileges was social

The outbreak of the French Revolution involved changes in both political power and social relations. The National Assembly represented a political challenge to the old absolute monarchy because it claimed to speak for the nation and to make constitutional decisions. The abolition of feudal privileges was a social change because it attacked inherited rights and obligations that divided society into unequal estates.

Thus option A correctly pairs the two dimensions. The Bastille was not a market and the Great Fear was not maritime. The women’s march was a domestic popular movement, not a foreign event, and the Estates-General was a political representative body, not simply religious. Necker was a finance minister, and De Launay was the governor of the Bastille, so option D also contains false identities.

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National Assembly was political and abolition of feudal privileges was social

Why is this the correct answer?

The outbreak of the French Revolution involved changes in both political power and social relations. The National Assembly represented a political challenge to the old absolute monarchy because it claimed to speak for the nation and to make constitutional decisions. The abolition of feudal privileges was a social change because it attacked inherited rights and obligations that divided society into unequal estates.

Thus option A correctly pairs the two dimensions. The Bastille was not a market and the Great Fear was not maritime. The women’s march was a domestic popular movement, not a foreign event, and the Estates-General was a political representative body, not simply religious. Necker was a finance minister, and De Launay was the governor of the Bastille, so option D also contains false identities.

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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