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Why did Necker's popularity make his dismissal more explosive?

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Correct answer: People saw it as a signal against reform

Jacques Necker was widely known as a minister associated with financial reform and, in the public imagination, with greater openness toward the representatives of the nation. Although his actual policies were limited and complex, many Parisians viewed him as a protector of the people’s interests against court extravagance and arbitrary royal decisions. When Louis XVI dismissed him in July 1789, people interpreted the move as evidence that the king intended to reject reform, dismiss the National Assembly, or use troops against Paris. His dismissal therefore deepened mistrust and helped trigger the mobilisation that culminated in the storming of the Bastille. Option A captures this political interpretation; the other options have no historical connection.

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NeckerDismissalPublic OpinionThe Outbreak Of The RevolutionThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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People saw it as a signal against reform

Why is this the correct answer?

Jacques Necker was widely known as a minister associated with financial reform and, in the public imagination, with greater openness toward the representatives of the nation. Although his actual policies were limited and complex, many Parisians viewed him as a protector of the people’s interests against court extravagance and arbitrary royal decisions. When Louis XVI dismissed him in July 1789, people interpreted the move as evidence that the king intended to reject reform, dismiss the National Assembly, or use troops against Paris. His dismissal therefore deepened mistrust and helped trigger the mobilisation that culminated in the storming of the Bastille. Option A captures this political interpretation; the other options have no historical connection.

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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