History, 18.06.2021 21:40 candaceblanton

Who were the Girondists, and how did they respond to Robespierre's Reign of Terror? A)They were pro-monarchy counter-revolutionaries who tried to kill Robespierre.
B)They were even more radical revolutionaries who pushed for more terror.
C)They were more moderate revolutionaries who arrested Robespierre and executed him.
They were British people who supported the revolution in France who were then repelled by the Terror.

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