What was Brissot's stance on the war against Austria?
Opposed
Supported
Neutral
Indifferent
Answer
Supported. Brissot, a prominent Girondin leader, strongly backed the war against Austria in 1792. He viewed the conflict as a means to spread revolutionary principles, weaken monarchies, and secure France's borders. Despite initial military setbacks, Brissot remained committed to the war effort, seeing it as essential for both domestic and foreign policy goals.
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