The correct answer is d) Men with property.
The Jacobin Club was a political club during the French Revolution, founded in 1789 by a group of Parisian deputies who were members of the National Assembly. The club was named after the Dominican monastery in Paris where the deputies initially met, and it became a center of political power during the Revolution.
The Jacobin Club was open to all male citizens who supported the principles of the Revolution, and it quickly grew to include a diverse group of people from different social backgrounds. Some of the groups of people who were members of the Jacobin Club included artisans, shopkeepers, and daily wage workers.
However, the Jacobin Club did not include men with property, as membership was restricted to those who did not own property or had a certain amount of property. This was because the club was associated with the political ideology of the sans-culottes, who were mostly poor and working-class people who wanted to abolish the privileges of the wealthy and establish a more egalitarian society. Men with property were seen as part of the privileged class and were therefore excluded from the Jacobin Club.