Which of the following two leaders of France announced the formation of the National Assembly?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Mirabeau and Abbe' Sieyes

The National Assembly was formed during the French Revolution, and key leaders like Mirabeau and Abbe' Sieyes played crucial roles in its formation.

• Mirabeau was a prominent nobleman who supported reforms.
• Abbe' Sieyes was a clergyman who issued the famous pamphlet "What is the Third Estate?" which argued for the rights of the common people and called for the formation of the National Assembly.

Mirabeau and Abbe' Sieyes:

• Mirabeau was a key figure in the Estates-General and later the National Assembly, advocating for the common people.
• Abbe' Sieyes wrote the influential pamphlet, urging the Third Estate (commoners) to break away and form the National Assembly.

Additional Information:

Mirabeau and Rousseau:

• Rousseau's ideas inspired the Enlightenment, but he was not directly involved in the formation of the National Assembly.

Mirabeau and Montesquieu:

• Montesquieu’s ideas on separation of powers influenced constitutional frameworks, but he was not directly involved in the National Assembly's formation.

Mirabeau and Voltaire:

• Voltaire was a prominent Enlightenment thinker, but he did not contribute to the formation of the National Assembly.