Question

which two factions disagreed on the french revolutions path?
○ the liberals and the conservatives
○ the liberals and jacobins
○ jacobins and the conservatives
○ jacobins and the third estate

Explanation:

During the French Revolution, Jacobins (who favored more radical changes, like the Reign of Terror - style governance) and Conservatives (who wanted to preserve or return to more traditional, monarchical - like structures) had opposing views on the revolution's path. Liberals were more about moderate reforms, and the Third Estate was a broad group (including many who later split into different factions), so the key opposing factions on the revolution's direction were Jacobins and Conservatives.

Answer:

C. Jacobins and the Conservatives