The people of France were not happy because they were poor and starving and King Louis xvi would not try to help them in any way. The reason the French Revolution started was because of hatred towards their king, though at the time king Louis didn't think he was doing anything wrong.
For the particulars, you would have to specify which French King you are referring to, but generally, people in France were angry at the monarchs for levying high taxes and living in opulence while the people lived in squalor without rights.
People outside of France feared that a revolution could happen to their monarchy.
The working men and women of the day were saddled with a huge National debt as well as high and unfair taxation.
They were affraid because it could cause the revolution in their country
You would say 'cinq bouches' for six mouths. But I'm not positive what happy is.
I don't know it depends on the kid. If you're watching Happy Gilmore, the kid should be fine as long as: * he's/she's heard cursing before (no, the F-word isn't used, but all others are.) * has seen people in bikinis before. * Has heard the word "sex" before. * has seen a guy's butt before (this shot is only on for about 1.5 seconds.) * Has seen violence before (Bob Barker beats up Happy.) As long as all these are true, they should be fine.
Joyeux Jour (jewayuh zhore is what it sounds like)
Most of the other countries in the world view France as a cowardly nation. After Napolean was removed from office it seems that the French people are always asking for help or just surrendering. During World War Two, France was one of the first countries to surrender. Yes, at the time it was a good idea to avoid the destruction that Germany would have caused but it was left up for the Allied forces to save France. Canada, Great Britain, the United States, and even Australia sacrificed their soldiers to save France.
it was good. They were very happy.
French people are perfectly happy with tourists.
There was less interest in the Rococo subjects of rich, happy people in pastel-colored surroundings.
because they were the only persons who were asked to pay taxes
A number of similarities may be found in the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution. For one thing, both were 'revolutionary' in a basic sense: they resulted in radical social changes in and outside of the particular regions where they took place. At the same time, both were viewed with tremendous hostility and with tremendous optimism by various contemporary participants and observers.
People of Germany were not happy with the Weimar Republic (German Reich) which was a product of the German Revolution in November 1918.
they were happy so it helped
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After the American revolution the people were happy because they gained their independence and they started to develop the United States Of America.
they were happy so it helped
Both pro-Confederate in the first part of the war, before Lincoln turned it into a war on slavery, which made it politically impossible for them to intervene. The British were happy to see the USA, their big economic rival, split into two. (And older people were still sulking about the American revolution.) The French wanted influence in Mexico, and it would suit them if there was a new nation that was pro-French, in between Mexico and the USA.
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Nice and happy in French is 'Bonne et heureuse'.