What man was known as being a powerful orator to encourage the people of France and used his voice to call for the execution off the king and the removal of moderates from the government who did not support the radical changes necessary to improve France

Explanation:

Georges Danton was the orator and revolutionary leader. He is credited as being the main person behind the overthrow of french monarchy and establishment of first French republic.

He was a gifted orator since his childhood days, he studied law in Paris and later bought the position of advocate of the Royal Council.  He was a member of Jacobian club and founder of the Codeliers club. He was forced to flee to England in 1791 because of his impassioned speeches

d) post-world war i

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