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A member of a French political society that inaugurated the reign of terror during the French Revolution?
I think the answer you are looking for is Maximilien Robespierre
Maximilien Robespierre led France during which phase of the Revolution?
The Reign of Terror.
What was Robespierre's goal during the Reign of Terror?
His goal in the French Revolution was to execute all the corruption in France. He had the King and Queen beheaded, and he did public displays of torture or killings. He made theses killings as a sort of show almost. During this time it was called "The Reign of Terror", later Robespeirre was also beheaded.
Was Germany the Reign of Terror?
Germany had the Holocaust. France had 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.
What became the symbol of the reign of terror?
the guillotine because it was used so often during the reign of terror and most of all the Great terror, which occurred during the reign of terror
When was Hitler's Reign of Terror created?
Hitler's Reign of Terror was created in 1934.
The dismantling of the machinery of the reign of terror is known as?
The thermidorean reaction was the dismantling of the machinery of the reign of terror. The Reign of Terror occurred in France from 1793 to 1794.
Why was Maximillien Robespierre famous?
Robespierre was responsible for the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution. He was eventually guillotined.
Who was killed in the reign of terror that put an end to the reign of terror?
Robespierrie started the Reign of Terror, and it came to an end when he was arrested and guillotined by his enemies.
What classes died in the Reign of Terror?
all the rich people were murdered in the reign of terror
How long was the reign of terror from the Roman empire?
There was no such thing as a reign of terror in the Roman Empire
