identify five powers held by King Louis XVI and describe why these powers may have led the French people to revolt against their government.

Answer:

Explanation:

1. Make laws - The people have no say.

2. Levy taxes - He controls what they have to pay.

3. Spend the peoples’ money - He gets to spend their money without their say

4. Arrest people of the society - He can imprison people without reason or trial.

5. No right to the third caste people -  They revolted against their own right.

Before the French Revolution in late 1700s, King Louis XVI was the last monarch to rule France and his reign ended on 21 September 1792 through the revolution by French people

Some Power held by the Monarch King Includes:

In conclusion, what led the french people to led a revolt against him was nation financial problems which was left unattended to . Thus, the people accused him of treason and sparked the French Revolution.

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