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Class 9HistoryThe French RevolutionThe Outbreak of the RevolutionHardLevel 4
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Why is the women's march to Versailles called an example of the meeting of daily life and politics?

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Correct answer: Because the bread problem created political pressure on the king

Demand for bread became an action affecting royal power. Exam tip: write food crisis and political result together.

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Womens MarchBreadPolitical Pressure

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Because the bread problem created political pressure on the king

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Demand for bread became an action affecting royal power. Exam tip: write food crisis and political result together.

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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Outbreak of the Revolution.

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  1. 1In which year did the French Revolution begin?
  2. 2What phrase is commonly associated with the French Revolution?
  3. 3The fall of the Bastille is considered a symbolic event of which revolution?
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  5. 5Before calling the Estates General, what two crises did the king face?
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