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Why did foreign war increase suspicion against Louis XVI?

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Correct answer: Because people felt he could sympathise with foreign kings

The direct answer is option C. Foreign war increased suspicion of Louis XVI because people feared that a king might sympathise with, communicate with, or secretly help foreign monarchies fighting revolutionary France. Since Louis was himself a monarch, citizens questioned whether his loyalty was to the Revolution and the nation or to other royal families. Option C expresses this concern and is correct. Option A is wrong because a republican army would represent the Revolution, not a reason to distrust the king. Option B is wrong because ending taxes did not explain the wartime suspicion and the king did not abolish all taxes. Option D is wrong because Louis XVI did not join the Jacobin Club; the Jacobins were a revolutionary political group opposed to royal power. The war therefore connected an external threat with internal fear of betrayal. Memory cue: foreign enemies plus a king suspected of royal sympathy means distrust of Louis XVI.

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