jacobinizing (Meaning)
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jacobinizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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jacobinizing Sentence Examples
- The French Revolution's jacobinizing phase, marked by radicalism and the ascent of the Jacobins, was a significant turning point in the course of the revolution.
- Robespierre and his fellow Jacobins, committed to jacobinizing the revolution, pursued a path of intense political transformation.
- The jacobinizing of the revolution aimed to establish a new social and political order based on republican values, equality, and popular sovereignty.
- The jacobinizing forces sought to dismantle the old aristocratic and monarchical structures, replacing them with a Jacobin-dominated republic.
- The jacobinizing process involved implementing radical policies, including the Reign of Terror, to eliminate opposition and consolidate their hold on power.
- The jacobins saw jacobinizing the revolution as a necessary step to protect the revolution from its enemies and ensure its success.
- The jacobinizing measures taken during the French Revolution had profound implications for the course of the revolution and the subsequent development of France.
- The jacobinizing phase of the revolution witnessed significant political, social, and economic reforms, shaping the ideological and institutional landscape of France.
- Historians often analyze the jacobinizing of the revolution as a complex and tumultuous period characterized by both radical transformation and political turmoil.
- The jacobinizing tendency within the French Revolution, though short-lived, left a lasting legacy in French history and political thought.
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The French Revolution's jacobinizing phase, marked by radicalism and the ascent of the Jacobins, was a significant turning point in the course of the revolution.
Robespierre and his fellow Jacobins, committed to jacobinizing the revolution, pursued a path of intense political transformation.
The jacobinizing of the revolution aimed to establish a new social and political order based on republican values, equality, and popular sovereignty.
The jacobinizing forces sought to dismantle the old aristocratic and monarchical structures, replacing them with a Jacobin-dominated republic.
