Question

What was the convention ? Describe its role in France ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

the elected assembly formed in France in 1792 was called convention.

Explanation:

Role in France:

▪ it abolished the monarchy and declared France a republic.

▪ heredity monarch Louis XVI and his wife was sentenced to death robespierre was elected president of the national convention.

▪ he followed the policy of severe control and punishment.

Answer 2

Explanation:

• Convention was the name of the elected body that was established in France in 1792.
• Role in France: It made the country a republic and ended the monarchy.
• Louis XVI, an heir apparent, and his wife were given the death penalty. Robespierre was chosen as the National Convention's leader.
• Following the two-year National Constituent Assembly and the one-year Legislative Assembly, the National Convention (French: Convention nationale) served as the third and last parliament of the French Revolution.
• The Convention was the name of France's freshly elected assembly.
• The Assembly decided to jail the royal family on September 21, 1792, ending the monarchy and declaring France a republic.

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