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What was the government of France in the 1500s?
France had a government, with a king. Yeah.
France was better off with Robespierre and the radical Jacobin's in charge or Napoleon?
The assessment of whether France was better off under Robespierre and the radical Jacobins or Napoleon depends on the perspective one takes. The Jacobins aimed for radical egalitarian reforms and the establishment of a republic, but their reign was marked by violence, repression, and the Reign of Terror. In contrast, Napoleon brought stability, legal reforms through the Napoleonic Code, and expanded France’s influence across Europe, but at the cost of authoritarian rule and continuous warfare. Ultimately, while the Jacobins pursued lofty ideals, Napoleon's leadership may have provided more lasting institutional changes and stability.
Why were people are not happy with king Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette?
The Nation was facing bankruptcy. There was a shortage of grain and bread. The tax burden was to high and was not shared by everyone. The people had no say in government and the King was inept and ineffective. The Queen had been born an Austrian and was wrongfully charged with being a spendthrift. It was time for some radical changes.
Where was the German government located in southern France?
There never was a German government for France during WWII, but there was a French government based in Vichy.
Does France have a government?
Yes, France has a government and is a semi-presidential unitary state. M. Sarkozy of the UMP party is the President. WELL EVERY PLACE HAS A GOVERNMENT
radical government formed in France that sought far-reaching changes?
The National Convention was the government formed in France that sought changes that were much more far-reaching than most governments had the ambition for.
What changes did radical revolutionaries make when they took over the French government?
It ended the monarchy, made France a republic and wrote another new constitution.
Why were there so many changes in government in nineteenth century France?
During the 19th century France was participating in Imperialism, a progressive era, and industrial revolution. All of these factors affect government.
What is the France's government?
The government of France is republican
Why did people eventually turn against Robespierre?
One of the reasons people turned against robspierre is because he was a french radical who took over the government in France during unstable time.
What impact did the defeat of the 1871 Paris Commune have on France as a nation?
radical
Does France have a communist government?
No, France does not have a communist government.
What was the government of France in the 1500s?
France had a government, with a king. Yeah.
What changes in France were steps toward representative government?
If a trade barrier was increased, this means that the government will be restricting global change more. This would limit the amount of products that is traded
Is France run by a big central government or smaller government?
France has a BIG CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.
What was the nickname of the radical citizens of France who gradually took over control of the revolution?
The Montanards.
What is a brief description of France's government?
what's a short description of France's government
