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The document summarizes French society and economic conditions prior to the French Revolution. It describes the hierarchical social structure with the King and aristocrats at the top and peasants at the bottom. Peasants lived difficult lives with little land or wealth. Cities like Paris were overcrowded and many residents lived in poverty. The growing middle class, or bourgeoisie, faced laws and regulations that hindered business growth. When Louis XVI assumed the throne in 1774, he inherited a country with economic struggles including unemployment and food shortages, fueling discontent among the people.
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The document summarizes French society and economic conditions prior to the French Revolution. It describes the hierarchical social structure with the King and aristocrats at the top and peasants at the bottom. Peasants lived difficult lives with little land or wealth. Cities like Paris were overcrowded and many residents lived in poverty. The growing middle class, or bourgeoisie, faced laws and regulations that hindered business growth. When Louis XVI assumed the throne in 1774, he inherited a country with economic struggles including unemployment and food shortages, fueling discontent among the people.
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Europeans justified colonizing North America for several key reasons:
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At the turn of the 20th century:
- Canada had its own government but still depended on Britain for foreign relations support, though Britain did not always act in Canada's best interests.
- Women, led by groups like the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, were campaigning for the right to vote and to address social issues like prohibition, child labor, and poverty.
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