Question

after the national assembly was locked out of the estates - general meeting, members of the assembly met on a tennis court in versailles and swore the tennis court oath. what vow did they make with this oath?
○ to continue to work until the king had been overthrown
○ to continue to work until the estates were dissolved
○ to continue to work until france had a constitution
○ to continue to work until the people could vote

Explanation:

The Tennis Court Oath was a pivotal event in the French Revolution. The members of the National Assembly (representing the Third Estate) swore to continue meeting and working until they had drafted a constitution for France, as they sought to establish a more representative and constitutional government, limiting the absolute power of the monarchy. The other options are incorrect: overthrowing the king was not the immediate vow (the revolution later moved toward that), dissolving the estates was not the goal, and the focus was on a constitution rather than just voting rights.

Answer:

to continue to work until France had a constitution