Who were the Girondists, and how did they respond to Robespierre's Reign of Terror?

Girondists were a group of people distant from any political affiliation, a group of individuals with a common political purpose.

Girondists reacted to Robespierre's Reign of Terror by putting up terms before Robespierre.

Explanation:

The Girondists, also known as Girondins were a group of a remote political factions. During the French Revolution, the Girondists were one of the prominent parties of the Legislative Assembly.

The Reign of Terror was a period in French history, where hundreds and thousands of people were massacred publicly. The Reign of Terror, also known as the Terror, was decreed by Robespierre, to inflict terror in the hearts of people who were not in support of their revolution.

The Girondists reacted to the Reign of Terror by putting up terms before Robespierre.

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