Which faction of Jacobins was Marat a key figure of?
Cordeliers
Girondins
Sans-culottes
Montagnards
Answer
Marat was a key figure of the Montagnards, the more radical faction of the Jacobins, a political club that was active during the French Revolution. The Montagnards advocated for social and political reforms, including the abolition of the monarchy and the establishment of a republic. Marat was a prolific writer and journalist who used his platform to denounce the monarchy and call for revolution.
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