Which was the bloodiest period in the French Revolution?

a. the Reign of Terror

b. the rule of the Directory

c. the reign of Napoleon I

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Finley Hinton

10 September, 01:59

Which was the bloodiest period in the French Revolution?

a. the Reign of Terror

b. the rule of the Directory

c. the reign of Napoleon I

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Adison Maynard · Answer 1

A is the answer because it has terror in it

Cullen Ayala · Answer 2

Correct answer:

a. The Reign of Terror

Further details:

The Reign of Terror was a period during the French Revolution when the government used terror tactics to force all citizens of France to show loyalty to the French Republic, which had been established in 1792. The Committee of Public Safety led the government, headed by Maximilien Robespierre. The Committee of Public Safety imposed "The Terror" in 1793-94, a program which intimidated citizens into loyalty by punishing any instances of suspected disloyalty. An enormous number of citizens were executed by guillotine for failing to show full support of the Revolution's goals.

Which was the bloodiest period in the French Revolution?a. the Reign of Terrorb. the rule of the Directoryc. the reign of Napoleon I

Which was the bloodiest period in the French Revolution?

a. the Reign of Terror

b. the rule of the Directory

c. the reign of Napoleon I