How Did the National Convention "Revolutionize" Space and Time

question 8

Multiple Choice

How did the National Convention "revolutionize" space and time?

• A) It outlawed church bells and clocks that were not emblazoned with the revolutionary motto.
• B) It introduced a new calendar and metric system based on reason and revolutionary principles.
• C) It renamed major cities in France after revolutionary figures and introduced more rational daily schedules for various professions such as farmers or lawyers.
• D) It encouraged every French citizen to participate in daily rituals and revolutionary ceremonies that were designed to instill rational order and revolutionary fervor.

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