Most of the Jacobin members of the National Convention were

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The Jacobin members of the National Convention were radical republicans from the middle-class who pushed for sweeping social and political changes in France, including the execution of King Louis XVI. They were not loyal to the monarchy or advocates of military dictatorship. While some may have identified as socialists or had socialist tendencies, it was not a unified ideology within the Jacobin movement. Anarchy was also not a defining characteristic of the Jacobins.

Most of the Jacobin Members of the National Convention Were