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3. How did attitudes about the role of the individual change in French society in the 18th

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jenyasd209 [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

Due to their miserable condition.

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The attitudes of French people change in French society in the 18th century because of their bad governance of the king and miserable condition. The attitude of common people changed towards monarch and they want to better their life by removing monarchy type of government and formed a government which work for their welfare. So due to their miserable conditions the attitude of the individual person change that leads to French revolution,

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