Question

in document c, robespierres words suggest that the national conventions actions were driven by
a desire for peace with neighboring countries
b efforts to restore the power of the church
c support for limiting revolutionary violence
d fear of monarchy and foreign invasion

Explanation:

During the French Revolution, the National Convention faced threats from both internal (monarchy - related counter - revolutionary forces) and external (foreign powers that might support the monarchy) sources. Robespierre was a key figure in the revolutionary government. The measures taken by the National Convention, such as the Reign of Terror, were in part to suppress internal counter - revolutionary elements (related to monarchy) and to defend against foreign invasion. Option A is incorrect as the focus was more on internal and external threats rather than peace. Option B is wrong because the revolution was against the power of the Church in many ways. Option C is incorrect as the Reign of Terror was a period of significant revolutionary violence.

Answer:

D. Fear of monarchy and foreign invasion