History, asked by ved3544, 1 year ago

who was the jacobins and what was their contribution in French Revolution

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Answered by khushi1513

Jacobins were the people who formed a group of third estate in the French revolution they were lower class or middle class such as lawyers farmers etc. In the French revolution they had given a great contribution to get the rights of third estate.

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