Question

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The Tennis Court Oath was an oath?
A. Sworn by the National Assembly to meet until they came up with a French Constitution
B. Sworn by the King to provide his people with equal rights
C. Sworn by the powerful estates to maintain control over the weaker estate by continuing to force them to pay
the taxes
D. To maintain the freedom to modify the rules of government, just as the rules of tennis are free to be changed
regularly

Answer 1

A. Sworn by the National Assembly to meet until they came up with a French Constitution.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Tennis Court Oath was an oath sworn by the National Assembly to meet until they came up with a French Constitution.

Basically, the French National Assembly (French 3rd Estate) took this oath in 1789 to pledge allegiance to continually stay together and meet. With the oath taken, they pledged never to go in separate ways until they had a written French Constitution granted to them by the king.