How did the French Revolution change the national identity of the French people?

1) The French identity became more centered on the culture of the local regions.

2) The French identity became a total rejection of monarchies.

3) The French identity became a total rejection of abuses of power by

revolutionaries.

4) The French identity became that of citizens of a nation, not subjects of a king.

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Kelsey Zavala

29 April, 03:23

How did the French Revolution change the national identity of the French people?

1) The French identity became more centered on the culture of the local regions.

2) The French identity became a total rejection of monarchies.

3) The French identity became a total rejection of abuses of power by

revolutionaries.

4) The French identity became that of citizens of a nation, not subjects of a king.

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The right answer is:

4) The French identity became that of citizens of a nation, not subjects of a king.

Explanation:

The revolution and its ideas fed the spirit of Frenchmen with Republican values. Frenchmen were supposed to be a nation of men and women with equal rights, born free, not slaves, not subjects of a monarch.