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The French Revolution began for wide variety of reasons. Most of the reasons had built up over hundreds of years, but what was one of the more immediate reasons?

The French Revolution began for wide variety of reasons. Most of the reasons had built up over hundreds of years, but what was one of the more immediate reasons?
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The French Revolution began for wide variety of reasons. Most of the reasons had built up over hundreds of years, but what was one of the more immediate reasons?

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Some immediate reasons were things like the economic crisis which was from famine, government, and debt.

Other immediate causes were weak leader, and discontent of the third state.


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