Question

the —— —— were radical revolutionaries who believed that the monarchy should not only be abolished, but totally eliminated.
feuillants
girondins
jacobins
montagnards

Explanation:

The Montagnards were radical revolutionaries during the French Revolution. They were part of the Jacobin Club but were more extreme. They believed in not only abolishing monarchy but also in taking more radical steps like the Reign of Terror to ensure the success of the revolution. The Feuillants were more moderate, wanting a constitutional monarchy. The Girondins were also somewhat moderate in comparison to the Montagnards in terms of their stance on the extent of revolutionary change regarding the monarchy's elimination. The Jacobins as a whole had different factions, and the Montagnards were the radical subset within them who held the view that monarchy should be not only abolished but totally eliminated.

Answer:

Montagnards