What activities and campaigns of jacobin club helped to spread the idea of nationalism in europe?
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The Jacobin clubs was the most important group of the French Revolution. This group was best known for its extreme egalitarianism and brutality and served the Revolutionary government in France. This group spread the idea of nationalism as the members of the group followed the Republican ideas, and promoted universal manhood suffrage, modern education and the separation of church from the state. The members of this group were against the autocracy of the king. The Jacobin club put an end to the monarchy in France. This action of the Jacobins led them to spread the idea of nationalism.
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jacobin clubs were political clubs for people who wish to discuss government policies and plan their own forms of action.
the jacobins got its name from the former convent of Saint Jacob in Paris.
the jacobins were came to be known as Sans-culottes literally meaning those without me breeches.
in the summer of 1792 the jacobins plant in insurrection of a large number of Parisians who were angered by the short supply and high prices of food.
the movement by the jacobin club resulted in the execution of the monarch King Louis XVI
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