The Girondins were a political faction during the French Revolution, advocating for a balanced republic and opposing the radical Montagnards. They supported democratic reforms, a liberal economy, and federalism, but their resistance to extremism led to their downfall and execution. Their legacy as champions of liberty endures in French history.
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Originally part of the ______ Club's moderate wing, the Girondins were proponents of democratic reforms and a ______ system for more local self-governance.
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Girondins vs. Jacobins: Distinction
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Girondins' Role in Legislative Developments
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Girondins' Vision for France
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The beginning of the ______ was marked by the removal of Girondin representatives from the ______ in ______ 1793.
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Girondins vs. Montagnards climax event
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Significance of Girondins' execution
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Outcome of Thermidorian Reaction for Girondins
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The ______ and the ______ represented the moderate and radical factions within the ______ ______.
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Girondins' Political Trajectory
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Girondins' Stance on Revolutionary Governance
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Post-Revolution Commemoration of Girondins
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