What were the social reforms of the Jacobin regime?

The Jacobin regime, during the French Revolution, implemented several significant social reforms aimed at promoting equality and civic virtue. They abolished feudal privileges, established the metric system, and emphasized secular education by promoting public schooling. The regime also sought to enhance women's rights, albeit limited, through measures like the legalization of divorce. Additionally, they introduced price controls on essential goods to combat inflation and ensure access for the lower classes.