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Why can it be said that the Revolution moved information from the court to the street?

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Correct answer: Because newspapers, pamphlets, processions and public readings became common in public spaces

During the Revolution, newspapers, pamphlets, political clubs, processions and public readings carried political news and ideas to ordinary people. Information was therefore no longer confined to the king and the court; it became part of discussion in streets and other public spaces. Option B describes the older system of court-centred control, not the revolutionary change. Exam tip: link the French Revolution with newspapers, pamphlets and political clubs as means of public debate.

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