Marquis de Lafayette once said that "when the government violates the people’s rights then insurrection is, for the people and for every section of the people, the most sacred of their rights and the most indispensable of their duties.” He would most likely agree with which of the following statements? A. The French Revolution was not justified because it ruined the economy of France. B. The French Revolution was justified because the nation did not have a just court system. C. The French Revolution was not justified because the government did not violate the rights of the people. D. The French Revolution was justified because the government did not respect the people.