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:

The Liberals wanted moderate change, while the Conservatives wanted to maintain the old order. The Jacobins were radical revolutionaries. The Third Estate was a broad group (not a faction in the same sense as Liberals/Conservatives). So, the Liberals (wanting some change but not extreme) and Conservatives (opposing significant change) disagreed on the French Revolution's path.

Answer:

the Liberals and the Conservatives