The situation that led to the establishment of a French republic in 1848 was primarily that citizens were dissatisfied with the class system in France under the monarchy. This dissatisfaction was fueled by social inequalities, economic hardship, and a desire for more democratic reforms. The February Revolution of 1848 resulted in the abdication of King Louis-Philippe and the establishment of the Second French Republic.
Which situation led to the establishment of a French republic in 1848?
Citizens were dissatisfied with the class system in France under the monarchy.
The monarchy expanded voting rights, which angered the church and nobility.
Everyone had to share the tax burden to keep the economy strong.
The French longed to restore an emperor as their ruler.
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