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The answer is Native Americans.
One reason for the French revolution was the prevailing feudal system. 18th century French society was divided into 3 estates.
The first estate was the clergy, second estate the nobles and the third estate was everybody else. The first and second estate owned most of the land and also didn't pay taxes. The third estate, which were mostly peasants, had to pay all the taxes.
Due to France funding the American revolution, and lavish spending by the court, the Treasury was soon empty. This, along with crop failure let to rise in prices and taxes.
Since the poor peasants were the only one who payed taxes, and the rich clergy and nobility did not, it led to tensions.
This, along with many other reasons, led to the French revolution.
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more government efficiency
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The statement about the Harlem Renaissance that is generally accepted as accurate is "The participants all joined together to create the Harlem Renaissance movement."
The Harlem Renaissance was one of the most important African American movements in the United States at that time. It started approximately in the 1910s and ended by the 1930s. It had its origins in Harlem, New York, a place where African American writers, musicians, and artists, gained national attention for the prominent works they developed and exhibited, strengthening the black culture and heritage.
Great artists such as Zora Neale Hurstung and Langston Hughes were two of the most important representatives of the Harlem Renaissance.