Which of the following statements best summarizes the ideas of the French Revolution regarding citizenship?

Citizenship was limited to nobles

All citizens should have equal rights

Only property owners could be citizens

Citizenship was tied to religion

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B. All citizens should have equal rights

Solution:

The Revolution emphasized equal rights for all citizens, promoting the ideal of a unified nation. The other statements do not reflect the Revolution's principles.

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