Question

What idea led to political revolution and the promotion of liberal government in France?

A. Nationalism
B. Imperialism
C. European federalism
D. Constitutional monarchy

Answer 1

What do you think?

Answer 2

@oscarG1

Answer 3

This might help you:
http://www.historytoday.com/maurice-cranston/french-revolution-ideas-and-ideologies

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

Have you, Oscar, tried looking up each of the four terms from which you have to choose an answer?

From y our reading, have you any idea of what happened in France 200 years ago to bring on political revolution and the desire for liberal government?

Answer 10

lets research each of these and see what they are alright

Answer 11

i think i know the answer

Answer 12

One of the most important things the Enlightenment had done was popularize the idea of public debate. This gave people the chance to gather together and discuss what ideas they had for change of government. In such a way, the people were more capable of articulating grievances. The articulation of grievances is a foundation point for a revolution (like the American Revolution's Declaration of Independence where all the wrongs of the British government are listed out). In addition to this, specific ideas of Locke, Voltaire, and Montesquieu also played central roles. Voltaire was popular because he harshly critiqued noble privileges (clearly very appealing to the working class). Locke and Montesquieu also gained popularity because of their defense of private property and limited sovereignty. Another interesting point to note about Montesquieu is that some of his ideas also appealed to the nobles lawyers and officeholders who dominated France's powerful law courts. Remember that Montesquieu advocated checks and balances in governments, and these certain nobles saw themselves as the checks and balances to the king's despotic government. When conflicts arose, noble leaders called themselves the checks and balances to avoid hatred.

Answer 13

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Answer 14

@escope123456789 Sources?

Answer 15

i googled it

Answer 16

D. Constitutional monarchy

Answer 17

Good Job. That was a major factory in the lead-up to the French Revolution.

Answer 18

thank you

Answer 19

did i help u or not?