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Despite initially having respect from some segments of the French population, Louis XVI ultimately faced severe backlash during the French Revolution. His inability to address the financial crisis and social inequality led to growing discontent. In 1793, he was tried for treason and executed by guillotine, marking a significant turning point in the revolution and the end of the monarchy in France. The respect he once commanded was overshadowed by the revolutionary fervor that deemed him a symbol of tyranny.
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What happened after the death of King Louis XVI for France?
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What happened to France politically when Napoleon was exiled?
The government was restored to Louis XVIII.
What happened to the last french king's body?
Louis-Philippe died in England in 1850, and his tomb is in DREUX, France.
Who was nicknamed Louis the Last?
The people believed they had seen the last Monarch of France after the Revolution.
What happened to France after the Napoleonic War?
After the Napoleonic Wars the French King Louis XVIII was restored to the throne and France returned to the borders of the year 1789, while Napoleon was confined in the island of St.Helena
What happened to France when napoleon was exiled?
The government was restored to Louis XVIII.
What happened after the death of King Louis XVI for France?
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What Famous people that live in France?
Louis, napalion
Who are the important people in France?
Some of the important people in France include Napoleon Bonaparte, Joan of Arc, and Claude Monet. Other important people from France also include Louis Pasteur, Louis Braille, and Victor Hugo.
What happened to France politically when Napoleon was exiled?
The government was restored to Louis XVIII.
Why you think Louis XVI was considered a traitor?
Louis XVI was considered a traitor by the people of France because of his oppression of the poor people. The nobility would work them but then not pay, with Louis XVI consent.
What happened to the sons of Louis XVI?
Louis Joseph, the Dauphin of France died of diptheria at the age of 7. Louis XVII died in prison during the French Revolution at the age of 10.
What happened to the last french king's body?
Louis-Philippe died in England in 1850, and his tomb is in DREUX, France.
Why would Louis xvi be threatened by Rousseau?
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
What happened on August 20 1792 in the French Revolution?
King Louis XVI was executed.
What happened on June 12 1909?
Three people traveled in an airplane for the first time in history, as Louis Bleriot lifted off from Juvisy, France, in a monoplane, carrying Alberto Santos-Dumont and Fournier
Who are the most influential people in France?
Napoleon Louis Pasteur Rene Descartes Charlemagne Louis (the sun king) XIV
