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1789

France's fiscal crisis comes from absolute-monarchy war decisions, especially the Seven Years' War and sponsorship of the American Revolution, forcing the king to call the Estates General in 1789.

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France's fiscal crisis comes from absolute-monarchy war decisions, especially the Seven Years' War and sponsorship of the American Revolution, forcing the king to call the Estates General in 1789.

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Robespierre Becomes The Scapegoat

2025-04-24, day precision · Civilization #47: The Passion of Robespierre

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"...the estate general the estate general this happens in the year 1789 and this marks the beginning of the French Revolution and the purpose..."

America Is A Game

2026-01-27, day precision · Game Theory #7: America's Game

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"...around and bangles started fragrance bolting Chinese recruitment!!! Revolution. And in 1789, America creates the Constitution, which becomes the highest law in the land...."

Empire Of Democracy

2025-05-15, day precision · Civilization #52: Empire of Democracy

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"...1861. Okay? So, this conflict has always been there, but in 1789, when they introduced the Constitution, they choose to ignore this conflict until..."

Robespierre Becomes The Scapegoat

2025-04-24, day precision · Civilization #47: The Passion of Robespierre

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"...pamphlets become extremely violent and call for radical change. May 5th, 1789, the three estates meet. King Louis XVI refuses to acknowledge the third..."

Robespierre Becomes The Scapegoat

2025-04-24, day precision · Civilization #47: The Passion of Robespierre

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"...The storming of the Bastille happens on July 5th. July 14th, 1789. This is important because the national day of France today is July..."

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