What Was the Significance of the Event Known as "The

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Multiple Choice

What was the significance of the event known as "the flight to Varennes"?

• A) It showed the effectiveness of the National Assembly's crackdown on the Catholic church, as huge numbers fled into exile at Varennes.
• B) It demonstrated to the French public that Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette were traitors to the revolution, as the royal family had attempted to flee the country and gather resistance.
• C) It revealed the weakness of the National Assembly, which could not keep the French nobility from fleeing the country in large numbers.
• D) It enabled the National Assembly to create a standing army to crack down on peasant uprisings in the French countryside.

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