>Under the new Constitution of 1795, to be eligible to vote in the elections for the Councils, voters were required to meet certain minimum property and residency standards. In towns with over six thousand population, they had to own or rent a property with a revenue equal to the standard income for at least one hundred fifty or two hundred days of work, and to have lived in their residence for at least a year. This ruled out a large part of the French population.
The usual Bourgeois treachery

>only give royalist-sympathetic folks the vote
>they vote for the royalists
Honestly though, who could have seen that one coming?
But also,
>nearly one-third were royalists
>nearly
They seriously chimped out over this?

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>>17983358
infographic

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>>17983916
another