Question
One economic cause of the French Revolution was an increase in prices, which
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A)
depleted the government’s monetary reserves.
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B)
left people with the inability to purchase essential goods, such as food.
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C)
channeled more money to merchants and salesmen.
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D)
led to an equivalent increase in wages among the nobility.
Multiple choice question.
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A)
depleted the government’s monetary reserves.
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B)
left people with the inability to purchase essential goods, such as food.
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C)
channeled more money to merchants and salesmen.
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D)
led to an equivalent increase in wages among the nobility.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is:
B) left people with the inability to purchase essential goods, such as food.
This reflects the economic struggles faced by the lower classes during the period leading up to the French Revolution, particularly as rising prices made it difficult for many to afford basic necessities.
B) left people with the inability to purchase essential goods, such as food.
This reflects the economic struggles faced by the lower classes during the period leading up to the French Revolution, particularly as rising prices made it difficult for many to afford basic necessities.