Following the French revolution in 1789, who thought of liberty as 'happiness, reason, equality, justice' as against the view of Robespierre that liberty is a war against tyranny.

Question

Q. The French revolution put forth the ideals like democracy, equality liberty and ______.

Answer 1

Camille Desmoulins believed that liberty means happiness, reason, equality, justice.This view of liberty was opposed to the one held by Robespierre who thought of liberty as a war against tyranny.

Following the French revolution in 1789, who thought of liberty as 'happiness, reason, equality, justice' as against the view of Robespierre that liberty is a war against tyranny.

The correct option is D Camille DesmoulinsCamille Desmoulins believed that liberty means happiness, reason, equality, justice.This view of liberty was opposed to the one held by Robespierre who thought of liberty as a war against tyranny.

The correct option is D Camille Desmoulins
Camille Desmoulins believed that liberty means happiness, reason, equality, justice.This view of liberty was opposed to the one held by Robespierre who thought of liberty as a war against tyranny.