Question

the french revolution grew more violent mainly because radicals reacted to the national assembly falling apart. prices rising to an all - time high. rumors of foreign intervention to end the revolution. prisoners running rampant after release.

Explanation:

During the French Revolution, radicals became more violent largely due to rumors of foreign powers planning to intervene and suppress the revolution. This created a sense of urgency and fear among the radicals, fueling more extreme actions. The National Assembly did not cause the main radical - violence trigger. Rising prices, while a problem, was not the main cause of the increased radical violence. Prisoners running rampant after release was not the main reason for the heightened violence either.

Answer:

rumors of foreign intervention to end the revolution.