The Great Fear refers to
a. reaction in the countryside to the Jacobin Terror.
b. the rebellion in the Vendée.
c. the rural reaction to rumors that aristocrats were organizing attacks on peasants.
d. popular reaction to the invasion of France by Prussia and Austria.
e. the October days.
c
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