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The social conditions on France during this era was miserable for the common people/lower class causing rebellions and wanting a change of government and their ideologies.

Rana, V. (2015, August 8). Causes of French Revolution: Political, Social and Economic Causes. Retrieved from http://www.historydiscussion.net/world-history/french-revolution/causes-of-french-revolution-political-social-and-economic-causes/1881

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The storming of the Bastille, let to the beginning of the French Revolution

Nelson, Ken. (2019). French Revolution for Kids. Ducksters. Retrieved from https://www.ducksters.com/history/french_revolution/

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France was in poor economic conditions due to Louis XIV's foreign wars, the 7 year war, and other expensive wars, meaning that taxes were raised and the lower class had to pay them, which eventually lead to wanting change for a better life, and then revolution.

Rana, V. (2015, August 8). Causes of French Revolution: Political, Social and Economic Causes. Retrieved from http://www.historydiscussion.net/world-history/french-revolution/causes-of-french-revolution-political-social-and-economic-causes/1881

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commoners paid most of the taxes, so they were angry.
Ducksters. (2019). French Revolution for Kids. 24 september 2019, de Ducksters Sitio web: https://www.ducksters.com/history/french_revolution/

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The government during the 18th century was autocratic monarchy, meaning that the monarchs had unlimited power causing the lower class to be treated miserably; which led to rebellions and eventually the revolution.

Rana, V. (2015, August 8). Causes of French Revolution: Political, Social and Economic Causes. Retrieved from http://www.historydiscussion.net/world-history/french-revolution/causes-of-french-revolution-political-social-and-economic-causes/1881

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Middle class was unhappy with privileges held by nobles and some bourgeoisie  managed to become nobles by being appointed to public offices that conferred noble status.
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The French created political clubs, so they gain new political ideas and alliances.

Ducksters. (2019). French Revolution for Kids. 24 september 2019, de Ducksters Sitio web: https://www.ducksters.com/history/french_revolution/

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Enlightenment ideologies  questioned the monarch government and the division of society during this time.

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the government decided to spend huge sums to help the American colonists against Britain, & the budget went into total crisis.

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The church had an immense amount of power, not only religious but political,  so in the enlightenment idea, they brought the idea to separate the church and the state.

Nelson, Ken. (2019). French Revolution for Kids. Ducksters. Retrieved from https://www.ducksters.com/history/french_revolution/

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Louis XVI refused to accept the National Assembly's decrees. On October 5, thousands of Parisian women armed with broomsticks, pitchforks, pistols, and other weapons marched to Versailles. Some of the women then met with the king. They told him that their children were starving because there was no bread. These women forced Louis to accept the new decrees.

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Revolutionaries thought they needed to reform the old catholic church because it had been an important pillar of the old order the new revolutionary government had another serious motivation, however: the need for money.

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By seizing and selling off Church lands, the National Assembly was able to increase the state's revenues and the Church was formally brought under the control of the state.

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A new Civil Constitution of the Clergy said that bishops and priests were to be elected by the people, not appointed by the pope and the Church hierarchy. The state would also pay the salaries of the bishops and priests. Because of these changes, many Catholics became enemies of the revolution.

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European leaders began to fear that revolution would spread to their countries. The kings of Austria and Prussia even threatened to use force to restore Louis XVI to full power. Insulted by this threat and fearing attack, the Legislative Assembly decided to strike first, declaring war on Austria in the spring of 1792. The French fared badly in the initial fighting.

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Members of the new Paris Commune took the king captive and forced the Legislative Assembly to suspend the monarchy and to call for a National Convention they wanted that all the representatives who would decide the nation’s future would be elected through universal male suffrage, in which all adult males had the right to vote. This would broaden the group of voters to include men who did not meet the initial standards for citizenship established by the Assembly.

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Bad harvests in 1787 and 1788 and a slowdown in manufacturing led to food shortages, rising prices for food, and unemployment.

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Louis XVI sent the military to America in order to get revenge on the name of his father; therefore, there was no military in France to stop the rebellions and violence.

Stars, F. of the. (2015, November 8). The French Revolution History Channel HD. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pXxoyk5wOo

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The king was a child, and he doesn't know how to manage money and he start spending money without thinking so the people get mad at him.

Farhatullah, Rai. (2019) “Economic Causes of French Revolution”. Retrieved from https://www.academia.edu/25670142/Economic_Causes_Of_French_Revolution

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Militars couldn't stop the revolution, because they never received the order from the king.

Eric Vincini. (2015). Why wasn't the French military able to stop the French Revolution?. 25 september 2019, de Quora Sitio web: https://www.quora.com/Why-wasnt-the-French-military-able-to-stop-the-French-Revolution