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Explain what is meant by the references to the "National Assembly" in Sources C and D.
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The Origins Of The French Revolution Question A: Explain what is meant by the references to the "National Assembly" in Sources C and D Source C is an account of a session of the National Assembly on the 4/5th of August. Its reference to the "National Assembly" is; 'The National Assembly have achieved more for the people in a few hours than the wisest and most enlightened nations had done for many centuries.' What this extract is saying is that the National Assembly took into account the feelings and needs of the masses, and tried to help them live a life worth living. They ensured that whatever legislation, or actions they took, was in the interests of the people of France. They did not see one group of people more important than another. They wanted everyone to be equal and in order to do that, they tried to please everyone when they...
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