Following the creation of the National Assembly in 1793, the Jacobin Party of the National Assembly argued for the execution of the king. This

approach was considered extreme or

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Olivia Payne

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5 February, 18:22

Following the creation of the National Assembly in 1793, the Jacobin Party of the National Assembly argued for the execution of the king. This

approach was considered extreme or

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Desiree Whitaker · Answer 1

It wasn't extreme (for them).

Explanation:

I personally think breaking into Versailles and killing King Louis, Marie Antionette, and making their children work to death was a bit extreme, but the whole country of France was broke, and the kings family tried fleeing France and going to Austria. But back then, it was a war, and it wasn't too extreme for them.

Following the creation of the National Assembly in 1793, the Jacobin Party of the National Assembly argued for the execution of the king. Thisapproach was considered extreme or

Following the creation of the National Assembly in 1793, the Jacobin Party of the National Assembly argued for the execution of the king. This

approach was considered extreme or