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They were all beheaded by the guillotine.
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what social class accounted for the greatest percentage of all executions during the reign of terror?
The greatest percentage of people executed during the reign of terror, in the French revolution, were the nobility.
Why was Maximilien Robespierre reign termed as reign of terror?
Because of the large number of public executions.
What instrument used to conduct executions during the Reign of Terror?
The Guillotine
What name was given to the series of mass executions that occurred during the french revolution?
the reign of terror was what the mass executions were called. the reign of terror started with king louis xvi then his wife marie antoinette and so on.
Who were Danton Robespierre and Marat?
Leaders of the Reign of Terror.
Who where the leaders of the reign of terror?
The Committee of Safety (1793-1795)
What was the Committee for public Safety given powers to do?
They were allowed to execute, they were responsible for thousands of executions, in what was known as the, "Reign of Terror "
Why do they call the Reign of Terror the Reign of Terror?
The Reign of Terror was called The reign of Terror because hundreds of thousands of people were killed. Royalists, people who supported the Royalists and anyone who was thought to be a threat was violently beheaded.
Who began the reign of terror?
From September 5th 1793 until the 28th of July 1794. Maximilien Robespierre was one of the leaders of the reign of terror.
How many people were arrested and killed during the Reign of Terror?
41,594 people were arrested and killed during the French Reign of Terror, which lasted from September 1793 to July 1794. The executions finally ended when the architect of the terror, Maximillian Robespierre, was overthrown and executed.
At what point did the leaders of the French Revolution go to far?
In the Reign of Terror.
During the Reign of Terror trials and executions were carried out under the authority of what?
The Committee of Public Safety under the leadership of Robespierre.
