Question

robespierres rule in france was known as the
eign of terror\ because
a so many people feared the french monarchy would attempt to kill robespierre.
b his ultra - radical views led to the execution of thousands of french citizens.
c revolutionaries believed he had made a secret agreement with the catholic church.
d he attempted to restore the monarchy to its previous position of power, frightening many french peasants.

Explanation:

During the Reign of Terror in France, Robespierre, as a leader of the Committee of Public Safety, used extreme measures. His ultra - radical stance led to the establishment of the Revolutionary Tribunal. This tribunal was responsible for the execution of thousands of people, including those suspected of being against the revolution. Option A is incorrect as the fear was not mainly about the monarchy killing Robespierre. There is no evidence for the claim in Option C about a secret agreement with the Catholic Church. Option D is wrong because Robespierre was a key figure in the revolution, not trying to restore the monarchy.

Answer:

B. his ultra - radical views led to the execution of thousands of French citizens.