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Nata [24]
3 years ago
11

What ideologies of change were spread by revolutionary france in the years 1789-1814? who tried to suppress these new ideas? why

? what were the results? how did society change as a result of the french and industrial revolutions?
History
1 answer:
almond37 [142]3 years ago
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Answer:

The ideologies of the French Revolution were mainly the discontent on the French monarchy and the feudal system.

Explanation:

In that time, the French citizens weren´t happy with their actual monarchy, all caused by the death of the King and the raised of their new queen: Marie Antoniette, who was really young to gobernate and took the french crown to bankrupcy.

The french citizens were poor and the monarchy wasn´t seeking for their citizens well being, which caused their discontent and in result, a revolution.

Despite the bloody war and measures of the citizens, the country changed completely, showing to all the people over the world that when a town isnpt happy, revolution is across the street. This is why the French revolution was the pioneer of all the other big revolutions that happened all over the world.

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