Describe the role of Jacobin club & zollverein club in revolution in Europe.
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The Jacobin club was the most radical club in the French Revolution . The leader of the club became associated with the most violent phase of French Revolution.
The Zollverein was a custom union between various Germany state formed in 1834. It promoted economic unification of Germany which paved the way for the political unification of Germany in 1871.
The Zollverein was a custom union between various Germany state formed in 1834. It promoted economic unification of Germany which paved the way for the political unification of Germany in 1871.
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One of the influential political clubs during the French revolution was the Jacobins. They were considered to be the radical revolutionaries who planned the rise of French revolution and the downfall of the King.
The society of friends of the Constitution was the formal name of the club but they got the name Jacobins after Jacobin Monastery and soon they involved frequently in terror actions in order to curb treason and foreign attacks.
The club started with few members but it started to grow rapidly when the French revolution was in progress. When the French revolution was in its full fledged movement, the clubs seems to have nearly 500,000 members in it.
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