What was most likely Robespierre's purpose for writing this report? (Report on the Principles of a Revolutionary Government, 1793)

Question 17 options:

To provoke suspicion among the Revolutionaries

To persuade conservatives that Republicanism was superior to Monarchy

To justify the use of a strict curfew in Paris

To inform French citizens on the current state of the government

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What was most likely Robespierre's purpose for writing this report? (Report on the Principles of a Revolutionary Government, 1793)

Question 17 options:

To provoke suspicion among the Revolutionaries

To persuade conservatives that Republicanism was superior to Monarchy

To justify the use of a strict curfew in Paris

To inform French citizens on the current state of the government

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Colt Prince · Answer 1

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Robespierre's motivation for composing this report is to incite doubt among the Revolutionaries. In view of the source and your insight into world history, the one that best depicts the impacts of Robespierre's contention is it prompted a year-long stretch of viciousness known as the Reign of Terror