Question

when the national assembly broke off from the estates - general, what was the assemblys intent?
○ to achieve genuine government reform
○ to start a revolution
○ to demand the separation of church and state
○ to create a constitutional monarchy

Explanation:

The National Assembly broke off from the Estates - General mainly to achieve genuine government reform. The Estates - General was dominated by the clergy and nobility, and the Third Estate (which formed the National Assembly) wanted a more representative and reform - oriented body. Starting a revolution was more of a consequence rather than the initial intent. The separation of church and state was not the main immediate goal at the time of breaking off. Creating a constitutional monarchy was a later development in the French Revolution process.

Answer:

to achieve genuine government reform