Why is the march to Versailles considered an example of women’s political power?

Correct answer: It transformed the bread crisis into direct pressure on the king

The women’s march began with anger over the shortage and high price of bread, a daily economic problem. By marching to Versailles, women collectively confronted the monarchy, demanded action and helped bring the king and his family to Paris. This converted household hardship into political pressure. Option A is correct; the march was not merely religious, had a clear political result, and did not itself grant women voting rights.