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what are the main causes of french revolution

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Answered by sweetsisters
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Main causes of the French Revolution:

1) The social and psychological burdens of the many wars of the 18th century, which in the era before the dawn of nationalism were exclusively the province of the monarchy.

2) Aspirations for liberty and republicanism.

3) Widespread famine and malnutrition, which increased the likelihood of ailments and death, in the most destitute segments of the population during the months immediately before the Revolution.

4) High unemployment and high bread prices, causing more money to be spent on food and less in other areas of the economy.

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Answered by Abhiranjanraj
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The causes the French Revolution
●deposit rule of Louis XVI become the rural of France in 1774 he has done and financial resources of the France in wars.for the cost of his regular extravagant express he increased text which wear pagg by the third estate
●division of France society:the French society was divided into three state 1st and 2nd and 3rd estate.among 90% of the population pleasant who paid the taxes .
●the population of France has increased this result into more demand of food grains so the price of bread Rose repiadly which the poor people could not afford to buy for this do, the b/w the rich and poor people .
●inspiration of the philosopher like John Lake jean Jacques Rousseau and Montesquieu propagate the Idea having a society where people enjoy freedom equal law and equal opportunity .
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