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It remained nominally Catholic and in 1801 Napoleon signed a Concordat with the Pope.
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What was the dominant religion in the French Revolution?
The Roman Catholic faith.
What was the main religion in Europe during the french revolution?
Roman Catholic.
Did religion bring about mass killings in the French Revolution?
A large number of Catholic priests, monks and nuns met their deaths during the French Revolution.
What does the clergy wear during the French Revolution?
During the French Revolution, Catholicism was the official religion of the French state. On those times, the clergy wore long white robes.
What help did the French give us during the revolution?
Quebec, religion, beliefs, new languages(french)
What were the 4 great revolutions in thought and religion?
The four major revolutions in history are the (in chronological order): Glorious (English) Revolution American Revolution French Revolution Latin American Revolution. These are otherwise known as G.A.F.L.
Does religion relate to the reign of terror?
Religion had nothing to do with the French Revolution. It was all about creating a new government and that goal turned into a dictatorship thanks to Robespierre.
Effects of the French Revolution religion wise?
It devestated the Catholic Church which saw all of its property confiscated by the state.
Was the French Revolution an atheistic movement?
No. Religion had little to do with it. They were upset that few people had enough money for bread and many were losing confidence in the ability of the monarchy to correct the problem. The French Revolution could be considered as driven by the economy.
What three factors led to revolution?
intolerable act, Boston tea party,french and Indian war
About 6 French philosophers of 1889 to 1899 French revolution?
hum french revolution? you mean 1789 revolution?
What was Edmund Burkes' philosophical position in relation to both the American and French Revolution?
American Revolution - for French Revolution - against American Revolution - for French Revolution - against
