Explain the conditions which led to the rise of Jacobins
CBSE Class IX Social Science SA (5marks)
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Conditions which led to rise of Jacobins are : (i) The revolutionary wars brought losses and economic difficulties to the people. (ii) When the men were away, fighting at the front, women were left to cope with the tasks of earning a living and looking after their families.
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After French Revolution, France was in debt which led to the rise of Jacobins.
Who were Jacobins?
- The Jacobins were members of France who collectively form a group which is known as the Jacobin club
- This club was formed in 1789
- It is a parliamentary type of group in France
- The president of the Jacobin club was Antoine Barnave
- The member of the Jacobin club is about half a million
- This club is at Versailles in France
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