Social Sciences, asked by sastama520, 4 months ago

Universal suffrage in revolutionary France meant 1

A. right to vote for Aristocrats.

B. right to vote for property owning men.

C. right to vote for all men and liberalism.

D. Both (a) and (b) ​

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Answered by sangmirtimungpi222
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Answer:

Right to vote for all men and liberalism.

Answered by jenisha145
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Universal suffrage in revolutionary France meant the B. right to vote for property-owning men.

French revolution-

  1. The French government had the rule that only men with property could have political rights and say in the government.
  2. This was observed in the early 18th century, later there was a huge revolution later in this period.
  3. The French revolution changed the whole world dynamics and gave a lot of learnings to other countries. That's where the concept of liberal democracy came into existence.
  4. According to universal suffrage only men that too the ones with property had the right to vote and speak.
  5. All the other women and non-propertied were excluded from all sorts of political rights.
  6. Later, during Jacobin's rule, the French male population did enjoy suffrage and were given the right to vote, but however, this didn't last long. This again excluded the women from voting.

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