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strengthened radical support for
removing the monarchy
forced the king to move to paris
under public pressure
marked the end of the monarchy
and rise of the republic
increased public distrust of king
louis xvi
womens march on versailles the flight to varennes
execution of king louis xvi war with austria and prussia

Explanation:

To solve this, we match each event to its consequence:

1. Women’s March on Versailles: Forced the king to move to Paris under public pressure (women marched to Versailles, demanding bread and forcing the royal family to Paris).
2. Flight to Varennes: Increased public distrust of King Louis XVI (the king’s attempt to flee made people see him as a traitor, increasing distrust).
3. War with Austria and Prussia: Strengthened radical support for removing the monarchy (foreign war threats radicalized revolutionaries, pushing for abolition of monarchy).
4. Execution of King Louis XVI: Marked the end of the monarchy and rise of the republic (his execution formally ended the monarchy and established the First French Republic).

Answer:

• strengthened radical support for removing the monarchy: war with Austria and Prussia
• forced the king to move to Paris under public pressure: Women’s March on Versailles
• marked the end of the monarchy and rise of the republic: execution of King Louis XVI
• increased public distrust of King Louis XVI: the Flight to Varennes