Question

what are the causes of french revolution

Answer 1

The causes of the French revolution were as follows :-

1. The king was very young and had no knowledge of how to manage a empire and didn't pay attention to the needs of his citizens.

2. The king had increased the Debts of France to about 6 million livers due to war.

3. The royal family used to consume as much food in 1 days that could feed a poor person for weeks.

4. The treasures of France were empty due to carelessness of the king.

5. Due to the lack of money the king raised the taxes leading to increase in price of breadth a very high extend that led to bread riots.

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Answer 2

The landmark in the past of Europe and the world is known as the French Revolution.  

French Revolution led to the demise of the monarchy in France and the new method of government was organized.

CAUSES OF FRENCH REVOLUTION -

• Long years of wars had depleted the financial resources of France.

• With the war the cost of maintaining an extravagant court of the immense palace of Versailles.

• Beneath Louis XVI, France helped the thirteen American colonies to develop their independence from the general enemy, Britain.

• The war added more than a billion livers to a debt that had already risen to more than 2 billion livers.

• Lenders who gave the state credit, now begin to charge 10% interest on loans.