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Why can the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen be called an ideological victory of the Revolution?

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Correct answer: It proclaimed liberty, equality before the law and civic rights as fundamental principles

The Declaration established the ideas that citizens are equal before the law and possess liberty and rights. It challenged the old principles of absolute monarchy and privileges based on birth, so it represented an ideological victory of the Revolution. Option B is incorrect because the Declaration did not support estates or hereditary privilege. Exam tip: Link the Declaration with liberty, equality and natural rights.

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French RevolutionDeclaration Of RightsLibertyEquality Before LawCivic RightsRevolutionary IdeasThe Outbreak Of The RevolutionThe French Revolution

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