Select the correct answer.
why was the tennis court oath a significant event of the french revolution?
a.
it solidified the people’s resolve for constitutional reforms.
b.
it forced king louis xvi and his family to flee versailles.
c.
it encouraged several nobles to join the national assembly.
d.
it sought to strengthen and empower french women.
e.
it urged the royal soldiers to disobey louis xvi’s commands.

Answer:

The Tennis Court Oath was a significant event of the French Revolution because (A)  It solidified the people’s resolve for constitutional reforms.

Explanation:

The Tennis court oath is one of the important incidents that occurred at the beginning of the French revolution due the impact it made on people. This Oath happened after many calamitous years, during which the country suffered from poverty, poor economy, and many rebellious activities against King Louis XVI who worsened the situation.  

The oath was signed by all people in the third estate except for one, and they made secret meetings in Versailles in June 1789. This pledge was the first event that united all citizens of France who specifically stated that were not to be divided and to always assemble and unite in front of oppressions until the constitution is established. This historical incident became highly inspiring and motivated many people into revolutionary activities after few months.

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