How did the Jacobins suppress the Society of Revolutionary Republican Women?
A. They called for a popular vote on the economic policies advanced by the Society.
B. They banned all women's clubs and societies.
C. They convicted the leaders of the Society and sent them to prison.
D. They offered to include the Society in their regular meetings.
Answer: B
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