What New Reforms Resulted After the Sans-Culottes Attacked the Tuileries

What new reforms resulted after the sans-culottes attacked the Tuileries in August, 1792?

A) The legislature ordered elections for a constitutional convention and instituted universal male suffrage; when the National Convention met, it abolished the monarchy and established a republic.
B) The National Assembly outlawed the Catholic church, instituted mandatory secular elementary education for all children, and ended peasant taxes to landlords.
C) The legislature instituted vast reforms of the economic system, including making the tax code more equitable and providing agricultural subsidies to farmers.
D) Confronted by the threat of an Austrian invasion, the legislature instituted a constitutional monarchy along the lines of Great Britain, with most power residing in the Assembly.