A) the cost of intervention in the American Revolution.
B) heavy government borrowing at a high rate of interest.
C) a narrow tax base.
D) taxes on land weighed heavily on peasants.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) Feudal practices and hereditary privileges were abolished wherever French armies prevailed.
B) Belgium was incorporated into France.
C) Patriots from other lands looked to the French revolutionaries to liberate their own countries.
D) The Revolution's leaders set out consciously to overthrow the "old regime" across Europe.
E) Liberated peoples would pay special taxes and provide supplies.
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A) price controls.
B) forced requisitions of grain supplies.
C) the execution of hoarders.
D) the purge of the Girondins.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) The Assembly denounced the peasants.
B) The Assembly organized brigands to protect the property of the nobility.
C) The Assembly decreed the end of feudalism.
D) The Assembly organized brigands to protect the peasants' claims.
E) The Assembly abolished private property.
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A) the king brought troops into Paris to suppress the National Assembly.
B) unemployment was high and there were bread shortages.
C) Parisians feared an aristocratic plot against the Third Estate.
D) the king dismissed Necker, who was considered an ally of reform.
E) All these answers are correct.
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