Question

1. changes to the calendar, street names, and religion were examples of:

a) radical actions taken by the jacobins
b) the kings policies
c) the national assemblys policies
d) napoleons policies

1. in what ways was the third estate prevented from having power before the revolution?

1. king louis went from being revered to being beheaded. what actions did he take that contributed to his fate?

1. how did the jacobins betray the ideals of liberté, égalité, and fraternité?

Explanation:

The Jacobins were a radical political group during the French Revolution. They took extreme measures to transform French society. Changing the calendar (the French Republican Calendar), renaming streets (to remove royal and religious connotations), and de - Christianizing France (a form of religious change) were part of their radical agenda to create a new, revolutionary France. The King (Louis XVI) was more conservative and would not have initiated such radical changes. The National Assembly was more moderate in its early stages, focused on constitutional monarchy rather than such extreme social and cultural changes. Napoleon came later and had a different set of policies, more focused on empire - building and stability rather than these radical cultural changes.

Answer:

A. Radical actions taken by the Jacobins