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kkurt [141]
3 years ago
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which of the following situations is more similar to the french revolution? A. a religious leader promotes laws that are based o

n his religions sacred texts B. A group of poor citizens attacks a state legislature and establishes its own government. C. A king makes gradual changes to transition his country toward democracy. D. A military leader takes control over a countries government and launches a series of wars
History
2 answers:
diamong [38]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

B. A group of poor citizens attacks a state legislature and establishes its own government.

Explanation:

The other answer states that "C" is a correct answer, but if C was correct, then there would be no French Revolution. The whole event of the French Revolution was the people throwing off the hardships imposed to them by a faulty government, but it is far from being C. Louis XVI & his wife Marie had no intention to give away their control, neither would many different European countries in which they still had monarchies. The failure of Louis to put down the revolution was what led to the fears of other European countries, which led to their intervention to fight against France in a series of Wars, which ended with the internment of Napoleon Bonaparte, which rose to become the leader of what was the Revolution. There was no gradual transition, neither was there the intention for such. The feeble attempts by the King was nothing but a gesture, and was not even giving power to the people. Rather, the politicos and the queen wanted to hold and keep the powers. There was no "gradual" change ever occurring.

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Leona [35]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The correct answer is

Explanation:

C. A king makes gradual changes to transition his country toward democracy.

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