Question

28) Why would other nations in Europe want to defeat the revolution?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation

28)  Napoleon went on to dominate Europe for years ... Problems in French society lead to a revolution ... People were afraid that the king would hold them accountable for the ... People blamed the king for the army's defeat ... Why Were People Willing to Give Up Power to Napoleon? ... Other nations rallied against France. Explanation:

24) The main principles embraced by Enlightenment revolution movement were liberty, equality, and fraternity. The September Massacre killed people that were in prison under the argument that these people could join forces with counter-revolutionaries. But the massacre was very unfair and killed around 1.400 people which its claimed that two thirds of them were innocent and had no intentions of going against the revolution and were unlucky in prison at the time because of thief, debs or other crimes. So the massacre was full of terror and violence rather than liberty, equality, and fraternity.

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Answer 2

I think it A
Or H
Actually Z