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2 years ago

Describe one reform that the National Assembly enacted through each of the following documents:

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Harman [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

DRM: Deceleration of rights of man in August 1789

Declared Natural rights and collective right (liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression)

during the time of the french revolution.

CCC: constitution of clergy

it is referred to the end of power of papal over french church.

Constitution of 1791:

This referred to the power of legislative assembly over collection of taxes, enact laws and over war and peace issue

Explanation:

DRM: Deceleration of rights of man in August 1789

Declared Natural rights and collective right (liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression)

during the time of the french revolution.

CCC: constitution of clergy

it is referred to the end of power of papal over french church.

Constitution of 1791:

This referred to the power of legislative assembly over collection of taxes, enact laws and over war and peace issue

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