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Why can slavery be considered an example of limited equality in the Revolution?

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Correct answer: Because equality was spoken of but enslaved people were excluded

The governing concept is the limited and uneven application of revolutionary equality. The Revolution used powerful language about liberty, equality and rights, but these ideals were not immediately extended to enslaved people in the colonies. Their exclusion exposed the difference between a universal principle in political speeches and the actual rights granted by institutions. Option A expresses this limitation precisely. Option B is false because enslaved people did not receive voting rights in 1789, while C denies colonial inequality and D reverses the social relationship. Therefore A is correct.

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French-RevolutionLimited-EqualityColonial-SlaveryThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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