Question

if you choose to resist, you are joining those protesting against the group in charge of france. collaborating means supporting the leaders in power. finally, you could choose to ignore the events going on around you and act as if nothing had happened. for each event, highlight your response, then briefly describe your reasoning.

event	response	reasoning
womens march on versailles	resist<br>collaborate<br>ignore
the flight to varennes	resist<br>collaborate<br>ignore

Explanation:

1. The Storming of the Bastille: This was a key event in the French Revolution, a symbol of the people rising against the oppressive monarchy. Resisting aligns with the revolutionary spirit of the time as people were fighting for freedom and change. Reasoning: It was a revolutionary act against the regime, so resisting shows support for the revolutionary cause.
2. Women's March on Versailles: Women were protesting for bread and political rights. Resisting is a valid response as they were challenging the existing power - structure. Reasoning: The march was a form of protest against the monarchy's handling of economic and social issues, so resisting supports the women's demands.
3. The Flight to Varennes: The royal family's attempt to flee was seen as a betrayal by the revolutionaries. Resisting is appropriate as it goes against the actions of the monarchy trying to undermine the revolution. Reasoning: The flight was an attempt to regain power and reverse the revolution, so resisting opposes the royal family's actions.

Answer:

Event	Response	Reasoning
Women's March on Versailles	Resist	Supports women's demands
The Flight to Varennes	Resist	Opposes royal family's actions