The Decline of the Feuillants and the Rise of the Girondin
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2. Who supported Brissot and his ideas of spreading revolution throughout Europe?
- All of the Parisian clubs but only three Legislative Assembly Deputies and two Jacobins
- Very few Legislative Assembly Deputies, most Jacobins and most ex-nobles
- Most Legislative Assembly Deputies, most Jacobins and most Parisian clubs
- Most Legislative Assembly Deputies but no one from external political groups
3. Why didn't the talented speakers like the Feuillant Club?
- Members could only speak at a meeting if they had attended the first meeting
- The meetings were in private so they couldn't win applause or reputation
- Members could only attend a meeting if they paid a fixed fee
- The meetings were in front of a mass crowd who were often violent to unpopular speakers
4. What did the Girondin demand in terms of action?
- Action against the emigres
- Action against the Republicans
- Action against the refractory priests
- Action against the National Guard
5. What did Brissot encourage in the Legislative Assembly?
- A run on the banks in Paris and other major cities
- An armed crusade against the monarchs of Europe
- A coup d'état of Prussia's church and state
- A union between the Girondin and the Jacobins
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