1. Identify the correct statement with regard to the Jacobin Clubs
A. Jacobin Clubs were revolutionary political clubs.
B. Students and other members of educated middle classes began to setting up Jacobin clubs.
C. Their activities and campaign prepared the way for the French armies which moved into
Holland,Belgium,Switzerland and much of Italy in the 1790s.
D. All of these.
Answers
Answer:
A Jacobin Clubs were revolutionary political clubs.
Answer:
A. Jacobian clubs are were revolutionary political clubs.
Explanation:
Jacobian Clubs:
The Jacobin Club was established in the early days of the Revolution. In the beginning, the followers of Jacobin were liberal and reformist. But gradually his policy became violent, as a result, soft-minded members like Mirabo Lafayette separated from him. As a result, the club was controlled by a radical thinker like Robespierre. The club was named after the former Convent of Saint Jacob in Paris. The main location of this club was Paris. The members of this club wore long striped trousers, hence they were also called 'Saun Kulaut'. It had about 400 branches which were spread all over the country. Gradually this club became more powerful and its influence increased so much that after the French Revolution the Jacobins got control over the power of France.
Antoine Barnev was the first president of the Jacobin club.
The Jacobin Club mainly belonged to the less affluent section of the society. It was a political club formed to discuss government policies and plan its own actions. Contribution: Jacobin planned an uprising of a large number of Parsis who were outraged by the short supply and high prices of food.