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por Azizjon Muxtorov
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In the century , France often struggled with money . Even though the was growing , the government ? s income from taxes was too low compared to its spending . This was partly because were collected by tax farmers , who kept a share of what they collected . The and the Church also had many tax exemptions , so the burden fell mostly on ordinary people .
Reforming the tax system was difficult . New tax laws had to be approved by ( regional courts ) . The king could impose laws without their approval , but this risked conflict with nobles , , and taxpayers .

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? Population growth : From 1715 to , France ? s population rose from million to million . Paris had more than 600 , 000 people . The middle class grew , but many workers and became poorer .
? Economic problems : Bad harvests in and 1788 caused food shortages and high prices . Many people lost jobs .
? Financial crisis : France had debts , but the bigger problem was its tax system . Taxes were collected unevenly , and nobles often avoided paying them . Attempts to reform the system failed because the nobility resisted change .
? Political weakness : King XVI sometimes supported but often gave in to conservative nobles . This indecision made the crisis worse .
? New ideas : thinkers promoted liberty , , and democracy . The American Revolution also inspired many in France .
? Scandals : Stories like the Diamond Affair increased public anger at the king , nobles , and leaders .

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On 20 September , the French army won its first major victory at the Battle of , defeating the . Encouraged by this success , on 22 September the Convention abolished the and declared the French First Republic . They also introduced a new calendar , calling 1792 " Year One . "
The Convention soon focused on the trial of Louis XVI , now called Citizen Louis Capet . His letters showed he had been working with royalist exiles and foreign enemies . This made many see him as a threat . On 17 January , he was sentenced to death for conspiracy . The vote was close : 361 deputies voted for , 288 against , and 72 supported execution with delays . Louis was executed on 21 January 1793 in Paris . His death shocked Europe . Many monarchies ? Britain , Austria , Prussia , Spain , and others ? formed the First and went to war against revolutionary France .

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La Marseillaise ? In 1792 , Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle wrote a song called Chant de guerre pour l ? Armée du Rhin . It later became known as La Marseillaise when sung by from Marseille . In 1795 , it became the national of France . Its music and words inspired people and were later used in other songs across Europe .
The Guillotine ? Invented during the Revolution , the guillotine was seen as a fast and way of execution . For radicals , it was the " people ? s avenger " , but for conservatives , it became a symbol of the . Public executions attracted large crowds , with people buying programs that listed names of those to be killed . At first it was popular , but by the end of the Terror , people grew tired of it .
Cockades and the Liberty Cap ? Revolutionaries wore cockades ( badges ) to show support . At first , people wore cockades , but soon the Paris militia adopted red and , the colors of Paris . When combined with white , the royal color , this became the tricolore , still France ? s symbol .

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While making stable , Napoleon also tried to control much of . His armies conquered Spain , Portugal , and , and he forced Austria , Prussia , and Russia to accept French leadership . However , Britain refused to surrender and continued to fight against him .
In , Napoleon invaded Russia with an army of about 600 , 000 soldiers . He believed the Russian Tsar was secretly working with . At first , Napoleon won battles and even captured . But the Russians burned their city and refused to surrender .
With no shelter or supplies , Napoleon ? s army suffered greatly from the harsh Russian winter and constant attacks . Only about 30 , 000 soldiers returned to France .
After this disaster , Napoleon ? s enemies joined together . In , they captured Paris and forced him to give up the . He was exiled but returned briefly in 1815 . However , he was finally defeated at by the British and armies .

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