Question

question 7 2 pts women participated in the french revolution in a variety of ways and took part in protests during the revolution, perhaps the most notable one being the womens march on versailles. what was one demand that women often had in these protests? peace--they wanted the french to make peace with the americans. bread--they wanted food for their families. war--they wanted the french to go to war with britain. to break machines--they wanted to undo the changes brought by industrialization.

Explanation:

During the French Revolution, food scarcity was a major issue. Women, as caregivers, were deeply concerned about feeding their families. The Women's March on Versailles was in part driven by the need for bread (food). There was no major conflict with Americans to seek peace with them. There's no indication women wanted war with Britain. Also, industrialization - related machine - breaking was more associated with later movements like the Luddites, not the French Revolution women's protests.

Answer:

Bread--They wanted food for their families.