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Why had trust between people and the king broken before abolishing monarchy?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: The king was suspected of secret links with foreign powers

Louis XVI’s attempted flight to Varennes and his suspected contacts with monarchies such as Austria and Prussia destroyed public trust. Many people believed that he was seeking foreign help against the Revolution and the nation. Option A is a close distractor because even apparent acceptance of the constitution did not restore confidence in the king. Exam tip: Link the Flight to Varennes with the growing distrust of the monarchy.

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French RevolutionLouis XviFlight To VarennesAbolition Of MonarchyFrench RepublicPolitical Trust

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The king was suspected of secret links with foreign powers

Why is this the correct answer?

Louis XVI’s attempted flight to Varennes and his suspected contacts with monarchies such as Austria and Prussia destroyed public trust. Many people believed that he was seeking foreign help against the Revolution and the nation. Option A is a close distractor because even apparent acceptance of the constitution did not restore confidence in the king. Exam tip: Link the Flight to Varennes with the growing distrust of the monarchy.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: France Abolishes Monarchy and Becomes a Republic.

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