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Write a brief summary of french revolutionwrite a brief summary of French Revolution please give an appropriate answer ​

Answer 1

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1.social causes :-division of society into three classes cleargy nobility and people of third estate the 3rd estate had to pay all the taxes that is called Tally tithe (indirect taxes)

the first and second estate enjoy privileges and they did not give any taxes as the third estate contains 90% peasants so they started rebellion during subsistence crisis

2.economic causes:-during reign of Louis XVI the royal treasury become empty due to (reasons). to maintain the expenses the king Louis 16 imposed Taxes and all classes but the pressure of Taxes or the work of paying tax was done by third estate only.

3.political causes King Louis XVI followed anti people policies. the French Army was involved in fighting costly wars.peasents, artisan and woman, who made up the majority of population ,were denied entry to the Assembly.

4.phychological cause:-the French philosophers like Rousseau, locke,and Montesquieu supported the people in their struggle against the king and to attain the ideals of liberty and equality

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Answer 2

The French Revolution was a milestone episode in modern European history. It began in the year 1789 and ended in the late 1790s with the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. All through that time, residents of France were levelling and restructuring their country’s administrative landscape, uprooting centuries-old foundations such as sheer monarchy and the feudal system. The turmoil was caused due to extensive discontent with the monarchy and the pitiable economic policies of King Louis XVI. The French Revolution played a critical role in shaping modern nations by showing its goals and at times disintegrated into a chaotic bloodbath. The social and political structure of France was completely changed due to this revolution. It came to an end to the French feudalism, monarchy and took political power from the Catholic Church. It brought new ideas to Europe including liberty and freedom for the commoner as well as the abolishment of slavery and the rights of women. These new ideas continued to influence Europe and helped to shape many of Europe's modern-day governments.