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Why and with what results by 1790 was the Estates General called?
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What was the meeting of the Estates General about?
The Meeting of the Estates General I assume you are referring to the one that occurred just before the French Revolution. Louis XVI had gotten into massive debt due to his excessive lifestyle and funding of the American Revolution and needed to raise a lot of money. Before the meeting began, the members of the third estate, the commoners, raised the question of how votes would be counted. In all previous meetings each estate was given one vote. The commoners were afraid that the other two estates, nobles and clergy, would gang up on them and vote to raise taxes on the third estate. Traditionally, the clergy and nobles were tax exempt. It was finally decided that each person attending the Estates General were to be given one vote. This worked to the advantage of the third estate which had the largest delegation. In 1790 they expropriated the church's land. In 1791 they drafted the Civil Constitution. In 1792 France officially became a republic. In 1793 Louis XVI was executed for treason.
How many years is it from 1706 to 1790?
85 years
By the 1790 to whom was the word federalist applied?
by the 1790's to whom was the word federalists applied
Who was the first president born after 1787?
John Tyler who was born on 1790-03-2March 29, 1790.
What year was Rhode Island admitted into the Union?
May 29, 1790 .For mutual security and handy trading partners.
When was John Richards - Attorney General - born?
John Richards - Attorney General - was born in 1790.
What coins were minted in France in 1790?
The coins that were minted in France in 1790 were called the livre tournois.
When was George H. Steuart - militia general - born?
George H. Steuart - militia general - was born on 1790-11-01.
What was the renewed interest in religion in 1790's called?
The Book'S Of All Book'S
What was the meeting of the Estates General about?
The Meeting of the Estates General I assume you are referring to the one that occurred just before the French Revolution. Louis XVI had gotten into massive debt due to his excessive lifestyle and funding of the American Revolution and needed to raise a lot of money. Before the meeting began, the members of the third estate, the commoners, raised the question of how votes would be counted. In all previous meetings each estate was given one vote. The commoners were afraid that the other two estates, nobles and clergy, would gang up on them and vote to raise taxes on the third estate. Traditionally, the clergy and nobles were tax exempt. It was finally decided that each person attending the Estates General were to be given one vote. This worked to the advantage of the third estate which had the largest delegation. In 1790 they expropriated the church's land. In 1791 they drafted the Civil Constitution. In 1792 France officially became a republic. In 1793 Louis XVI was executed for treason.
Who was Joseph the second?
Joseph II (Joseph Benedikt Anton Michael Adam; 13 March 1741 -- 20 February 1790) was Holy Roman Emperor from 1765 to 1790 and ruler of the Habsburg lands from 1780 to 1790. Joseph was one of the so-called "enlightened monarchs".
Why was the first national bank established?
The first banks were The General Bank of India, which started in 1786, and BANK OF HINDUSTAN, which started in 1790
What is the quotient of 1790 and 7?
1790/7 = 255.714285
How many pounds for 1790 dollars?
$1790 is £1475.10
What is 1790 plus 1959?
1790 + 1959 = 3749
What is 1789 rounded to the nearest ten?
1790
Is 1790 divisible by 5?
Yes and it is: 1790/5 = 358
