What type of people were executed during the reign of terror?

During the Reign of Terror (1793-1794) in France, a wide range of individuals were executed, including political opponents, perceived enemies of the revolution, and those accused of counter-revolutionary activities. This included nobles, clergy, and even revolutionaries who were deemed insufficiently radical, such as Georges Danton. The executions were often carried out by guillotine and were fueled by paranoia and the desire for political control amidst the turbulent social climate of the time. Ultimately, tens of thousands lost their lives during this period of extreme violence and repression.