Question

View the timeline and answer the question. 1789: The National Assembly is established as a representative body of the nation's revolutionary government. 1791 to 1792: The National Assembly transfers its power to the National Convention, which writes a new republican constitution limiting the power of King Louis XVI. 1793: After Louis XVI refuses to obey the rules in the 1792 Constitution, the National Convention executes the king. How did these events of the French government during the French Revolution lead to change within the country? (1 point) Responses France established peace with new reforms and laws. France established peace with new reforms and laws. France transitioned from a republic to an empire. France transitioned from a republic to an empire. France established new rules for selecting a monarch. France established new rules for selecting a monarch. France transitioned from a monarchy to a republic.

Answer 1

The events of the French government during the French Revolution led to change within the country by causing France to transition from a monarchy to a republic. The establishment of the National Assembly, the transfer of power to the National Convention, the writing of a new republican constitution, and the execution of King Louis XVI all signified a significant shift away from monarchical rule to a republican form of government.