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Peter's Revolutionary weapon and Tricolore

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The French Revolution Quiz !  by Maggie

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The causes of the French revolution are complex and are still debated  among historians. The French revolution took place in the age of enlightenment also known as the age of reason.  dictorship during the reign of terror made food prices highly unafordible. By Mina

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Napoleon Bonaparte was a French general and republican who was sent to spread the Revolution. He unjustly assumed the title of emperor in 1804. He was not very welcome as emperor which led to the talk of more royal executions. France became poor again, Napoleon waged constant war earning the hate of other countries and resulted in the Napoleonic wars in which Napoleon was defeated. He was exiled to Elba but he escaped for one final campaign against the British. He was defeated again and was exiled to St Helena where he eventually died.
By Robbie

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The french revolution was a period of large political problems. The person leading the revolution was Napoleon who conquered western Europe and beyond. Harvests were bad which made bread prices sky rocket leaving the poor hungry, And to top it all of the king was demanding taxes not a single person could pay. At last in May 1789 the people of france were fed up and started the french revolution. After an unsuccessful escape king Louie and queen Marie were sent to Paris for trial. King Louie was executed the very next month and queen Marie was executed in October 1793 leaving Napoleon to rule. By Mina Spike.

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In 1789 France was a devastated country. It was unhappy and bankrupt from the many wars it had  fought. It had a bad harvest therefore the cost of bread rose, and the king was demanding taxes that the people couldn’t pay. The Revolution started when the peasants declared france a republic and the storming of Bastille. The king and queen tried to flee but were caught and sent to Paris for trial. King Louie was sent for trial in December 1792, convicted of high treason and executed the next month. Marie Antoinette was convicted of the same and was executed in October 1793.
By Robbie