what was subsistence crises in france during old regime explain it
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The population of France was on the rise. It rose from 23 million in 1715 to 28 million in 1789.This led to increase in the demand for food grains.
2-The production of food grains could not keep pace with the demand and the price of bread which was thestaple diet of the majority Rose rapidly.
3- The wages also did not keep pace with the rise in prices. The gap between the Rich and the poor widened. This led to the subsistence crisis.
2-The production of food grains could not keep pace with the demand and the price of bread which was thestaple diet of the majority Rose rapidly.
3- The wages also did not keep pace with the rise in prices. The gap between the Rich and the poor widened. This led to the subsistence crisis.
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A subsistence crisis is an extreme situation where the basic means of livelihood are endangered.
From 1715-1789,the population of France rose from 23 billion to 28 billion,but the food production didn't kept Pace with the increasing population.The price of bread rose which was the staple diet of majority of people during that time.The workers were employed as labourers whose owners fixed their wages but it doesn't kept pace with increasing prices.The situation became worse when bad climatic conditions destroyed the harvest.This led to subsistence crisis.
From 1715-1789,the population of France rose from 23 billion to 28 billion,but the food production didn't kept Pace with the increasing population.The price of bread rose which was the staple diet of majority of people during that time.The workers were employed as labourers whose owners fixed their wages but it doesn't kept pace with increasing prices.The situation became worse when bad climatic conditions destroyed the harvest.This led to subsistence crisis.
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