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Well for starters, there were major economic troubles in France, at first no one really thought it was his fault. But later on during the French Revolution king Louis tried to escape to Austria, were the queens brother was waiting to help them leave France. The king not able to get out in time and France got him and brought him back to Paris. From then on (till his execution) he was known as a traitor. And he never called the Estates General, basically telling the people that he didn't need there help, but the reason he did not call the general was because he didn't want to hurt any ones feelings.
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What did Hitler do to turn the people against the media?
He called it fake just like Trump.
When in history did people turn on their leaders?
Throughout history, there have been numerous instances where people turned on their leaders, often during times of crisis or oppression. A notable example is the French Revolution in 1789, when the populace revolted against King Louis XVI due to widespread discontent with economic hardship and social inequality. Similarly, during the Arab Spring in 2010-2011, citizens across various Middle Eastern countries protested against authoritarian regimes, leading to the ousting of several long-standing leaders. These events demonstrate how social and political unrest can lead to a significant shift in power dynamics.
Did John Jay not want the Declaration of Independence in the New York Constitution?
no he was afraid people might turn against him
What made the people turn to violence in the french revolution?
The king, his wife, the country's system and the fact that the king was an absolute monarch, new ideas from other countries eg usa.
How does the will of Louis XVI relate to class struggle?
Louis XVI's will and indecision relate to class struggle because he was not capable of making the decisions required to keep the people afloat, while the aristocracy thrived, which in turn caused the French Revolution.
Why did Samuel turn against Saul?
Samuel turned against king Saul , mainly as Saul would not listen to the prophet Samuel, to do what God told him to do. Like kill all the people in the village and the animals. But Saul did not kill the animals.
Why do people turn to Oedipus for help?
People turn to Oedipus for help because he is the king and is believed to be wise. He has concern for the health of his people and for the well being of his kingdom.
What did Hitler do to turn the people against the media?
He called it fake just like Trump.
What did the nativists use to try to turn people against recent immigrations?
political Cartoons.
How can you tell if people hate you?
They usually try to hurt you for no reason and they turn others against you.
Why did God's people turn against him?
In general, people do not always like to do what they are told, even if they are (supposedly) told by God Himself.
How can fear turn people against each other?
It can turn people against each other via various reasons whether its a fear of death for example the memoir Night by Elie Wiesel one of the jews at the work camp had beaten up his own father to death for a piece of bread, his own father i know right how cruel but yet the fear of the son dying had turned him against his own father. Fear does turn people against one another.
What did the nativist used to try to turn people against the recent immigrants?
Political Cartoons-Apex
What was Medusa's talent?
to turn people to stone if they look into her eyes.This is the result of Athena's rage against her.
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.
How did Napoleon Bonaparte become leader of france?
Bonaparte led a coup in 1799 against the French republic's constitutional government, and he (along with two other coup leaders) declared themselves the consuls to the government. Then in 1804 Bonaparte's police discovered an assassination plot against him. Bonaparte executed the Duke of Enghien (after blaming the coup on him, which the duke had nothing to do with). Napoleon then used the coup to justify the return the French government to a hereditary monarchy. He of course named himself as emperor. If you hadn't noticed this is quite similar to the revenge of the sith (star wars) in which Palpatine seizes power in the galactic senate after changing it to an empire (blaming the Jedi's assassination attempt upon him). This is not a coincidence as George Lucas is an avid fan of history.
Why do people turn against each other?
People may turn against each other due to various reasons such as misunderstandings, conflicting interests, competition for limited resources, differences in beliefs or values, or due to feelings of jealousy, insecurity, or fear. Lack of effective communication, empathy, and conflict resolution skills can also contribute to people turning against each other.
