Answer: When the Jacobin regime came to power the monarchy was abolished. The newly formed National Assembly passed a law in 1794 to free all the slaves in the French colony. The revolutionary social reform of the Jacobins was to release slaves from the French colonies.
Step-by-step explanation: The slave trade existed in France since the 17th century. French merchants bought slaves from African chieftains. The members of the Jacobin regime came from the less prosperous sections of society.
Members of the Jacobian regime used to wear long striped trousers to mark themselves apart from the aristocratic French who wore knee-breeches. They wore red caps to symbolize liberty. They did adhere to the constitution and did uphold the right to life and freedom.