Question

25. Explain the main causes of the
French Revolution.
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Answer 1

Answer:Main causes of French revolution:

The cause of French Revolution is classified as three types namely:

      Political cause

      Social cause

      Economic cause

The political cause of the “French Revolution”:

The rulers of France consider themselves as god and enjoyed a “luxurious life”. They used the tax paid by the citizen for their personal use instead of using it for the countries development. The France government simply waged war against England which bought nothing but loss to the country's wealth and war victims. The law and order were very worst that robbery and bank theft was common occurring events.

The social cause of the “French Revolution”:

The people of France were divided into “three classes” namely Clergy, Nobles, and the common people.  The one category of Nobles and Clergy people resembled the France rulers in their lifestyle. They didn't pay any taxes to the government but imposed their taxes on the shoulders of the common people. This made common people angrier and became the cause of the “French revolution”.  

The Economical cause of the “French Revolution”:

Due to the luxurious lifestyles of the king and mere waging of war made the economic status of France very poor. The people of France were unable to pay the tax imposed by the government and this laid to the condition of economic instability

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