Why might citizens rebel against a ruler

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2 answers:

WITCHER [35]3 years ago

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Either bc they feel miss treated or bc he haves not been doing his job as a ruler

faltersainse [42]3 years ago

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There are so many things a ruler can do for citizens to rebel.
- Be born a female heir to a kingdom.
- Be an illegitimate heir.
- Inherit the throne under less than acceptable circumstances. (Killing previous ruler.)
- Imposing high taxes.
- Taking absolute rule.
- Requiring men and boys to hold arms in military.
- Being a tyrant and unfair ruler.
- Spending all of the country's money.

See the French Revolution. Under King Louis XVI.

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