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Different Types of Causes:
Short Term Long Term Trigger Catalyst Underlying Economic Social Political Religious Is the cause important on its own, or does it rely on another source to have an effect?
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Absolute Monarchy Louis XVI became King of France in He was a kind, family man, who married Marie Antoinette, an Austrian Princess. Louis had very few of the qualities that would have him made a good king. But he had become king at a time when France was becoming increasingly unstable. *Louis was an autocrat. That meant that he could do exactly as he liked. *At his coronation, Louis XVI had sworn an oath to God, not to his subjects. *Louis simply appointed ministers and let them get on with running the country. When conditions became too bad for people to put up with, there were riots or even rebellions.
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Ancien Regime (Estates System)
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Taxation
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Enlightenment
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American Revolution
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Political Crisis
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Post it note – what was the most important cause of the Revolution?
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Prep 10E
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