When analyzing the French Revolution, the events, motivations, and outcomes can be evaluated through different political philosophies. Which statement would support a conservative interpretation of the French Revolution?(1 point)

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The French Revolution was unjust to overthrow the monarchy and replace it with a tyrannical democracy.
The French Revolution was unjust to overthrow the monarchy and replace it with a tyrannical democracy.

The French Revolution was justified because the Catholic Church did not represent the people adequately.
The French Revolution was justified because the Catholic Church did not represent the people adequately.

Revolution was the only option available in France because the Ancien Regime was too corrupt.
Revolution was the only option available in France because the Ancien Regime was too corrupt.

The class struggle that led to the French Revolution failed because it was not radical enough.

Answer 1

The statement that would support a conservative interpretation of the French Revolution is:

The French Revolution was unjust to overthrow the monarchy and replace it with a tyrannical democracy.

This perspective reflects conservative values by emphasizing the importance of maintaining traditional authority (the monarchy) and criticizing the radical changes brought about by the revolution.