Answer:
There was less chaos during the time of the Directory
Explanation:
The Directory was created at the end of the French revolution and was marked by the return of the country's political power to the upper burgess, which managed to promote social, political and economic reinforcement in conjunction with popular needs. The Directory's idea was to reduce the possibility of political radicalization and establish more balanced policies, not only within France, but in friendly and enemy nations.
Thus, the chaos during this period was much less, causing many textbooks to exclude this period from the content covered.
