Among the causes espoused by the Paris Commune of 1871 was:
a. A continuation of the war against Prussia, for the glory of France.
b. The separation of church and state and a confiscation of church properties.
c. The return of women to their domestic lives and the opening up of factory jobs to men.
d. The establishment of an imperial commission to take over abandoned factories.
b. The separation of church and state and a confiscation of church properties.
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