Robespierre's rule in France was known as the "Reign of Terror" because.

A) So many people feared the French monarchy would attempt kill robespierre.

B) his ultra - radical views led to the execution of thousand of French Citizens.

C) revolution beloved he had made a secret agreement with the catholic church

D) He attempted to restore the monarchy to its previous position of power, frightening many French peasants.

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Matteo Myers

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2 July, 21:59

Robespierre's rule in France was known as the "Reign of Terror" because.

A) So many people feared the French monarchy would attempt kill robespierre.

B) his ultra - radical views led to the execution of thousand of French Citizens.

C) revolution beloved he had made a secret agreement with the catholic church

D) He attempted to restore the monarchy to its previous position of power, frightening many French peasants.

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Kenyon Castro · Answer 1

The period from 1793 to 1794 was know as "Reign of terror". This was because of the harsh measures taken by Robespierre to suppress opposition. The government was significant in many ways. Being the first government of it's kind, as France shifted from monarchy to republic, it was rejoiced by the people.

Mila Cowan · Answer 2

Mila Cowan 2 July, 22:07

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B or D I lean more on D though