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Why did Louis XVI sending troops towards Paris create fear among people?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: People felt the king might suppress the assembly by force

Sending troops towards Paris appeared threatening because people feared that the king intended to use military force against the representatives of the people. The National Assembly was trying to claim a political role and discuss constitutional change. In that tense situation, soldiers near the capital could be understood as a warning that the monarchy might suppress opposition rather than accept it.

Thus option A gives the correct reason: people thought the king might forcibly suppress the Assembly. The other options do not explain fear. Ending taxes, receiving free bread, or making nobles into peasants were not the immediate meaning of the troop movement. The presence of troops increased suspicion and anger in Paris, helping create the atmosphere that led to popular action during the early French Revolution.

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People felt the king might suppress the assembly by force

Why is this the correct answer?

Sending troops towards Paris appeared threatening because people feared that the king intended to use military force against the representatives of the people. The National Assembly was trying to claim a political role and discuss constitutional change. In that tense situation, soldiers near the capital could be understood as a warning that the monarchy might suppress opposition rather than accept it.

Thus option A gives the correct reason: people thought the king might forcibly suppress the Assembly. The other options do not explain fear. Ending taxes, receiving free bread, or making nobles into peasants were not the immediate meaning of the troop movement. The presence of troops increased suspicion and anger in Paris, helping create the atmosphere that led to popular action during the early French Revolution.

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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