Which two factions disagreed on the revolution’s path?

the liberals and the conservatives
the liberals and jacobins
jacobins and the conservatives
jacobins and the third estate

the answer is C) the Liberals and Jacobins.

The two factions that disagreed on the revolution’s path were the Liberals and the Jacobins.

The Jacobins were formed in 1789 as a political club before the French Revolution. After the Revolutionary National Assembly moved to Paris, France, they called themselves "Society of Friends of the Constitution."

The Liberals had a different mindset for France regarding politics and economics. And that is why they disagreed on the revolution’s path, versus the Jabobins perspective.

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the correct answer is Jacobins and the Conservatives

Explanation:

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