When observers say that there was another French Revolution in the post-World War II period, they are referring to

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The phrase "another French Revolution" in the post-World War II period indicates a significant and transformative change in French society. Option A refers to a political system change, which although important, does not fit the characterization of a revolution. Option B describes sectarian violence, which is not indicative of a societal transformation. Option C refers to the elimination of the monarchy, which occurred during the original French Revolution in the late 18th century. Option E describes a process of integration, which can be significant but does not imply revolution. Option D, the overall moral foundations and social equilibrium of France resulting in economic and social modernization, best captures the idea of societal transformation similar to the revolution that occurred in the late 18th century.

When Observers Say That There Was Another French Revolution in the Post-World