At the start of his reign, he could have kept out of wars so as not to place France in heavy debt; bankruptcy was what led to the Estates-General being called to vote on tax reform in 1789.
In 1789, he could have let the Estates-General vote by head rather than order, thus making it possible that the reforms France needed were passed. Instead, the three estates voted by order, meaning the nobles and clergy could oppose any move for change by the "Third Estate" in a 2-1 vote. This, and a series of misunderstandings, led to the Third Estate along with liberal nobles and priests to break away and form their own assembly, the National Convention.
In 1790, he could have listened to his allies on the right and accepted his new position as a constitutional monarch with limited powers. Instead, he shot his own side in the foot repeatedly with intransigent demands and a refusal to cooperate. This, coupled with attempts to flee France, increasingly damaged the power of moderates like LaFayette and made it easy to paint him as a tyrant or traitor.
By 1792, he should have chosen to gone into voluntary exile and renounce his throne. The aforementioned damage had built up to make him and his family extremely unpopular in Paris and the actions of foreign powers, such as the Brunswick Declaration (which made it look like the king was working with foreign absolutists; a rumor not helped by Marie-Antoinette's own ties to Austrian sympathizers). With the Storming of the Tuileries on 10th August 1792, the Jacobins and Girondists rose to power, a massive shift to the left for the Revolution. The king and his family was imprisoned by this new regime and it was at this point that he was effectively doomed.
Louis XIV was the great-grandfather of Louis XV. Louis XIV had a son: Louis, dauphin of France. This son married and got a son as well: Louis, duke of Burgundy. This latter also had a son, and this was Louis XV. Because Louis dauphin of France and Louis duke of Burgundy both died at a very young age, Louis XV could become King. He did so, aged 5 in 1715.
he abandoned the country when they needed him most
He was a king of France during last four years of JJR's life - Rousseau said people sometimes need to be forced to be free and that is what happened to citizen Louis Capet, before known as Louis XVI. He needed to be executed since he could not become free
During the Seven Year's War France lost most of its overseas treasure to Great Britain. The resulting ecomnomic damage almost destroyed the monarchy. However, some of the economic was repaired in the 1760's by the minister, the duc de Choiseul but Louis XIV and Louis XV left his successor, Louis XVI, a debt of 4000 million livres when he died in 1774. In 1788 the French government went bankrupt. Louis XVI never could set the debt straight again and was eventually guillotined for it.
A lot of researchers doubt whether the French Revolution was ever to be prevented during Louis XVI. Due to the enormous state debt he inherited from Louis XV, who on his turn inherited a huge state debt from Louis XIV, France was bankrupt. The people were poor and the nobility just kept spending because of the way they were acustomed to live their lives. None of them had actually thought about changing their lifestyle so a difference could have been made. They were actually seriously offended when Louis XVI suggested to let the nobility pay taxes as well, and not just the poor people. So, everybody complained about the finance problems, but nobody was willing to do something about it. The French felt they had to take matters into their own hands to make a change and to achieve equality, for they were the poorest and were paying the most! Louis XIV is actually the one to blame the revolution on, he has build Versailles and fought 4 major wars and left his successor, Louis XV, with a state debt of 400 millionFrancs! So the preventing of the revolution should have started with Louis XIV.
yes someone could discuss that
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Groups living in different regions may develop differently due to factors such as variations in climate, geography, available resources, cultural influences, historical events, and interactions with other groups. These differences can lead to unique practices, traditions, beliefs, languages, and social structures within each group.
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Animals are both similar and different from one another, they are similar because they could be carnivore's, herbivore's or omnivore's. But they are different because they could live in a different habitat, act differently, eat differently or hunt differently. It could depend on the breed or age of the animal.
You could consider writing about how Louis Sachar's books explore themes of friendship and loyalty. You can analyze how characters in his works navigate these relationships and the impact they have on the story. Another idea could be to discuss how Sachar uses humor to address important social issues such as bullying or prejudice.
There could be multiple reasons why she behaves so differently at times. The best way to find out the problem is to speak to her directly.
Chamberlain wanted the nations to discuss and settle their differences so there could be peace of Europe for a generation.
A positive connotation for talk could be discuss.
apparently you 2 have alot to discuss think about what you could have done differently then just use "randmo acts oo kindness"
At least in theory, a sufficiently brilliant program of reform could have saved the Bourbon monarchy and the ancient regime. Aristocrats always claimed to be superior to everyone else, yet did little to prove it; if a monarch were to act in a truly superior manner, that would constitute validation of the whole social system and its assumptions. But alas, Louis XVI was not capable of such vision.
It would just be Brianna except it could be pronounced differently.