Which is a characteristic of the Jacobins?

(a) They were called right-wing.

(b) They wanted very few changes.

(c) They wanted a monarchy.

(d) They were extremely radical.

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Which is a characteristic of the Jacobins?

(a) They were called right-wing.

(b) They wanted very few changes.

(c) They wanted a monarchy.

(d) They were extremely radical.

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Hubbard · Answer 1

(d) They were extremely radical.

Tristen · Answer 2

(d) They were extremely radical.

The Jacobins were active during the French Revolution and were extremely radical.

The Jacobins worked to reform France and worked under the leadership of Robespierre. They acted out the Reign of Terror by attacking people who spoke against the new republic. The group was known to be very violent and execute many in France in the name of the new republic.

Which is a characteristic of the Jacobins?(a) They were called right-wing.(b) They wanted very few changes.(c) They wanted a monarchy.(d) They were extremely radical.

Which is a characteristic of the Jacobins?

(a) They were called right-wing.

(b) They wanted very few changes.

(c) They wanted a monarchy.

(d) They were extremely radical.