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The most significant cause of the French Revolution was

A
the need to separate church and state.
B
the failure of the government to grant colonists representation in Parliament.
C
the strict class system that left most people in poverty.
D
the desire to force James II to abdicate the throne.
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What goal did the American Revolution and the French Revolution have in common?

A
to gain representation in government
B
to reduce inequality between the classes
C
to increase taxation for most citizens
D
to gain independence from Britain
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How does this passage reflect the ideals of the Enlightenment?

A
It promotes the concept of natural rights.
B
It denounces the idea of a social contract.
C
It ensures the rights of both men and women.
D
It supports the separation of government powers.
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Which ideas are included in both documents? Check all that apply.

A
People should be able to speak freely.
B
The rights of citizens must be protected.
C
Parliament should have greater authority.
D
Kings and lawmakers should share power.
E
People must be free to assemble in peace.
F
Citizens can petition their government.
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Which outcomes did the Glorious, American, and French Revolutions have in common? Check all that apply.the establishment of a more democratic governmentthe drafting of a document to protect civil liberties the creation of a constitutional monarchythe creation of a democratic republic the end of violence and turmoil

A
the establishment of a more democratic government
B
the drafting of a document to protect civil liberties
C
the creation of a constitutional monarchy
D
the creation of a democratic republic
E
the end of violence and turmoil
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