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Why did European rulers fear the french revolution?
Because European rulers,however,feared the French Revolution. By Peng
How do you say rulers in french?
a ruler used to measure is "une règle" (fem.) a ruler as the person who commands is "un dirigeant
The family of French rulers?
Bourbon
What were the french rulers like in the 1600-1700's?
Sexist
Why did the European feared the French revolution?
Because European rulers,however,feared the French Revolution. By Peng
Why do the rulers of England speak French in the Canterbury tales?
Because they were Normans, from Normandy in France.
Which french rulers had plans for empires in Europe and the Americas?
Napoleon Bonaparte
What was the French revolution for?
Some major causes of the French Revolution were incapable rulers, unbalanced Estates General, economic collapse, Enlightenment ideas, and wasteful royalty.
Why were the French and English experiences so different when it came to the development of governing systems?
becaus they ahd diffierent rulers.
How is the Haitian Rebellion different from the American Revolution?
Haitians were slaves to their French rulers. The Americans were seen as subjects and had rights.
Who was the french rulers in the middle ages?
There were a important number of French kings during the Middle Ages. Charlemagne was perhaps the best known. Clovis and Charles Martel were important rulers of the Franks before Charlemagne. Louis IX, after whom the city of St. Louis was named, came later. And, of course, there were many others.
How did the incompetence of the rulers of France lead to the french revolution?
The incompetence of French rulers, particularly Louis XVI, contributed significantly to the French Revolution by exacerbating economic distress and failing to address social inequalities. Mismanagement of finances, including heavy debts from wars and lavish spending, led to a fiscal crisis that burdened the common people with high taxes. Additionally, the rigid class structure and lack of political representation for the Third Estate fueled widespread discontent. Ultimately, the rulers' inability to implement reforms and their detachment from the struggles of the populace ignited revolutionary fervor.
