Social Science — AI-generated practice question

In revolutionary France, men without property and all women were excluded from the right to vote and stand for election. The right to vote and get elected was granted exclusively to property-owning men. Only during the brief Jacobin period did all adult males enjoy suffrage, but women remained excluded throughout.

Source: Chapter 1, The Rise of Nationalism in Europe

• The question is worth 2 marks, so name both excluded groups clearly — that's one mark each.
• Mention "property-owning men" as those who had the right, to show contrast.
• The brief Jacobin exception is a good supporting detail but keep it short.
• Avoid writing about Napoleonic Code in detail — that would exceed the required length.