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How did the Reign Of Terror come to an end?
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How did the slogan "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" sum up the goals of the Revolution?
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How did the Reign Of Terror come to an end? When the National Assembly eventually became frightened by Robespierre and he was guillotined.
How did the slogan "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" sum up the goals of the Revolution? The goal of the revolution was to make everyone equal and the same and the slogan is three things that the revolution hoped would happen as an outcome.
What similarities and differences do you see between these political factions in the Legislative Assembly and those in the U.S. government today? The Legislative Assembly represented different points of view. Today, our government represents different points of views such as republicans and democrats.
What factors led to Robespierre becoming a dictator? He believed that all problems could be solved by chopping peoples heads off. He had many people guillotined including enemies of the revolution and supporters of the revolution who questioned him.
Do you think the chain of events could have been changed in any way? Yes, if certain people had not gotten involved. Such as Robespierre, he was a dictator who had many people beheaded, even those who were supporters of the revolution. He thought that any problem could be solved by having a few people killed.
What major reforms did the National Assembly introduce? They made a new constitution in 1791 and it took away a lot of the kings power and made the legislative assembly have more power. It made significant changes in France. They created three groups, radical, moderate and conservative.
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