Which two factions disagreed on the revolution's path?

the Liberals and the Conservatives

the Liberals and Jacobins

Jacobins and the Conservatives

Jacobins and the Third Estate

(NOT: A and B)

The correct answer is (C). In French Revolution (1789-1799) two political factions that disagreed on the revolution’s path are Jacobins and the Conservatives. Conservatives were a political party advocating the preservation of the best in society and opposing radical changes. They were opposed by the Jacobins and the Third Party (peasants) who fought for their rights and freedom.