How did France change when Robespierre was a leading member of the Committee of Public Safety? A. It became less religious and more secular. B. It became a largely industrialized country. C. Its military became stronger and more ruthless. D. It became more open to foreign influences.

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Dylan Williams

17 May, 22:29

How did France change when Robespierre was a leading member of the Committee of Public Safety? A. It became less religious and more secular. B. It became a largely industrialized country. C. Its military became stronger and more ruthless. D. It became more open to foreign influences.

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Austin · Answer 1

its military became stronger and more ruthless (C)

Explanation:

Robespierre was the brain / masterminds behind the French revolution. he was a lawyer and a renowned statesman in France, he was born on May 6 1758 and died 28 July 1794. Robespierre was very much in blame for the excess of the French revolution which released a reign of terror.

When Robespierre was made a leading member of the committee of public safety the military became stronger and more ruthless because Robespierre passed his cruel experience from the French revolution unto the Military

Kailyn Burns · Answer 2

The answer is C. Its military became stronger and more ruthless