Montagnards in the National Convention

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The Montagnards in the National Convention were the radical Jacobin-led faction that dominated the French Revolution’s legislature during its most extreme phase, championing popular democracy, centralization, and the Reign of Terror.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf parliamentary group
political faction
revolutionary group
activeYearsEnd 1794
activeYearsStart 1792
alsoKnownAs The Mountain NERFINISHED
basedIn Paris
country France
declineEvent Thermidorian Reaction NERFINISHED
dominantPeriod Reign of Terror NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance key drivers of the radical phase of the French Revolution
ideology Jacobinism NERFINISHED
centralization of power
popular democracy
radical republicanism
implemented Law of Suspects NERFINISHED
Law of the Maximum NERFINISHED
centralized war effort
revolutionary tribunals for political enemies
influencedBy Enlightenment ideas
Rousseau’s concept of the general will
language French
leader Bertrand Barère NERFINISHED
Collot d’Herbois NERFINISHED
Couthon NERFINISHED
Georges Danton NERFINISHED
Jacques-Nicolas Billaud-Varenne NERFINISHED
Jean-Paul Marat NERFINISHED
Louis Antoine de Saint-Just NERFINISHED
Maximilien Robespierre NERFINISHED
namedAfter their high seats in the assembly
opposedTo Girondins NERFINISHED
federalism in France
monarchy
partOf French Revolution NERFINISHED
National Convention NERFINISHED
politicalPosition far-left
socialBase Parisian sans-culottes
radical sections of Paris
urban working classes
succeededBy Thermidorians NERFINISHED
supported Committee of Public Safety NERFINISHED
Reign of Terror NERFINISHED
abolition of the monarchy
centralized revolutionary government
establishment of the French Republic
price controls
universal male suffrage
usedMethod economic controls
mass conscription
political terror
revolutionary tribunals

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Parisian sans-culottes alliedWith Montagnards in the National Convention
Paris Commune (1792) supported Montagnards in the National Convention