Question

1. during the french revolution, a sense of pride and devotion to france developed. this is known as

a. nationalism
b. conservatism
c. communism

1. which one was a radical revolutionary group that supported the rights of the working class during the french revolution?

a. jacobins
b. red coats
c. sans - culottes

1. why did the revolutionaries want to abolish the monarchy?

a. they wanted to establish the french republic.
b. they knew the king supported the reign of terror.
c. they disliked the king’s criticism of robespierre.

Explanation:

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Nationalism is a sense of pride and devotion to one's country, which developed during the French Revolution. Conservatism focuses on preserving traditional institutions, and Communism is about a classless society with common ownership, neither matching the description.

The Sans - culottes were radical revolutionaries during the French Revolution who supported the working class. The Jacobins were a political club (not solely focused on working - class rights in the same way), and the Red Coats were British soldiers, not related to the French Revolution's working - class support.

Revolutionaries wanted to abolish the monarchy to establish the French Republic. The king did not support the Reign of Terror (the Reign of Terror was later, and the king was executed before), and the king's criticism of Robespierre is not a valid reason for abolishing the monarchy.

Answer:

A. Nationalism

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