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I can answer general questions about French History of the 17th and 18th centuries. About the people and the events. I don`t pretend to know everything, I am still learning but I like to share my knowledge. Note that it is FRENCH HISTORY FROM THE MODERN ERA (1400-1800).
I am a historian.
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Hello! Some of these questions would need a very in depth answer. So I will give you hints of what to look into. :) 1. Before the Revolution, her role in the governement is non-existent. She
Hello! The nobility was not eradicted. They were still present (and there is still some even today). For a while, everyone was called "Citoyen LastName". But it didn't last. With Napoleon, a new
Hello, This look like an homework question, which I usually don't do. Plus, it's not really my specialty either. But let me give you a hint, and than you can look at it further on your own. Look
Hello again Ramil! In fact, it is pretty simple. In the days prior to the events of the Bastille, the King had asked for some regiment to come and camp outside Paris. With everything that was going
Hello Ramil! Your questions are very good but they would need a very long and deep answer. Since I cannot do your homework for you ( ;-) ), I will only give you clues of what you need to be looking
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