Began at Versailles as the Club Breton, it was later renamed the Society of Friends of the [*] Constitution.  
Began at Versailles as the Club Breton, it was later renamed the Society of Friends of the [*] Constitution.  At its peak, it had over 1200 related societies, even though it had just 3000 members in Paris. Now known by the location of its most famous meeting place—for 10 points—name this group, founded in 1789, that advocated violent suppression of all opposition, that dominated the Committee for Public Safety.
Began at Versailles as the Club Breton, it was later renamed the Society of Friends of the [*] Constitution.  
Jacobin Club