If you will see the history of France and Britain so you will find a long series of battles between them in the Middle Ages, and in the early modern period they had fought many wars.

The concept is causes of empty Treasury in France and from this concept you can find very important question also, the question is what are what were the causes of empty Treasury in France?

You know when Louis XVI was ascended to throne; so he found empty Treasury.

Okay, so what were the causes of this? Cause number one long years of war had drained the financial resources of France

This particular war which was fought by King Louis XVI from 1778 to 1783 and its name is Anglo-French war

If you will see the history of France and Britain so you will find a long series of battles between them in the Middle Ages, and in the early modern period they had fought many wars.

So, in the time of Louis XVI this battle was fought; Anglo-French war.

You know when Louis XVI was ascended to throne; so he found empty Treasury.

Okay, so what were the causes of this? Cause number one long years of war had drained the financial resources of France

This particular war which was fought by King Louis XVI from 1778 to 1783 and its name is Anglo-French war

If you will see the history of France and Britain so you will find a long series of battles between them in the Middle Ages, and in the early modern period they had fought many wars.

So, in the time of Louis XVI this battle was fought; Anglo-French war.

You can add this second point also but this is the complementary of this; Louis XVI helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence from common enemy Britain

Okay, so what were the causes of this? Cause number one long years of war had drained the financial resources of France

This particular war which was fought by King Louis XVI from 1778 to 1783 and its name is Anglo-French war

If you will see the history of France and Britain so you will find a long series of battles between them in the Middle Ages, and in the early modern period they had fought many wars.

So, in the time of Louis XVI this battle was fought; Anglo-French war.

You can add this second point also but this is the complementary of this; Louis XVI helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence from common enemy Britain

Ok, you see in the map this is America and here in the Red part; you can see these are some colonies these are the colonies of Britain; as Britain made colonies in India

This particular war which was fought by King Louis XVI from 1778 to 1783 and its name is Anglo-French war

If you will see the history of France and Britain so you will find a long series of battles between them in the Middle Ages, and in the early modern period they had fought many wars.

So, in the time of Louis XVI this battle was fought; Anglo-French war.

You can add this second point also but this is the complementary of this; Louis XVI helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence from common enemy Britain

Ok, you see in the map this is America and here in the Red part; you can see these are some colonies these are the colonies of Britain; as Britain made colonies in India

As India was a British colony in the same way this particular Red Part you can see in America; it was also a British colony and people of here they wanted to gain Independence from Britain

Britain was an enemy of France also so that is why you find the word “common enemy”

So, in the time of Louis XVI this battle was fought; Anglo-French war.

You can add this second point also but this is the complementary of this; Louis XVI helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence from common enemy Britain

Ok, you see in the map this is America and here in the Red part; you can see these are some colonies these are the colonies of Britain; as Britain made colonies in India

As India was a British colony in the same way this particular Red Part you can see in America; it was also a British colony and people of here they wanted to gain Independence from Britain

Britain was an enemy of France also so that is why you find the word “common enemy”

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

You can add this second point also but this is the complementary of this; Louis XVI helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence from common enemy Britain

Ok, you see in the map this is America and here in the Red part; you can see these are some colonies these are the colonies of Britain; as Britain made colonies in India

As India was a British colony in the same way this particular Red Part you can see in America; it was also a British colony and people of here they wanted to gain Independence from Britain

Britain was an enemy of France also so that is why you find the word “common enemy”

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

So, Louis XVI helped these people, to get freedom from Britain; so there were were 13 American colonies so because of this they their economic crises were there

Ok, you see in the map this is America and here in the Red part; you can see these are some colonies these are the colonies of Britain; as Britain made colonies in India

As India was a British colony in the same way this particular Red Part you can see in America; it was also a British colony and people of here they wanted to gain Independence from Britain

Britain was an enemy of France also so that is why you find the word “common enemy”

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

So, Louis XVI helped these people, to get freedom from Britain; so there were were 13 American colonies so because of this they their economic crises were there

They had to spend a lot of money you know to fight a battle

As India was a British colony in the same way this particular Red Part you can see in America; it was also a British colony and people of here they wanted to gain Independence from Britain

Britain was an enemy of France also so that is why you find the word “common enemy”

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

So, Louis XVI helped these people, to get freedom from Britain; so there were were 13 American colonies so because of this they their economic crises were there

They had to spend a lot of money you know to fight a battle

The King had to spend a lot of money to hire the soldiers; and to in the formation of arms and ammunition, to make cannons they have to spend a lot of money.

So later on what happened is the war added more than a billion Liveres.

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

So, Louis XVI helped these people, to get freedom from Britain; so there were were 13 American colonies so because of this they their economic crises were there

They had to spend a lot of money you know to fight a battle

The King had to spend a lot of money to hire the soldiers; and to in the formation of arms and ammunition, to make cannons they have to spend a lot of money.

So later on what happened is the war added more than a billion Liveres.

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

So, Louis XVI helped these people, to get freedom from Britain; so there were were 13 American colonies so because of this they their economic crises were there

They had to spend a lot of money you know to fight a battle

The King had to spend a lot of money to hire the soldiers; and to in the formation of arms and ammunition, to make cannons they have to spend a lot of money.

So later on what happened is the war added more than a billion Liveres.

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

Liveres the French currency of that time. So later on two billion Liveres depth was there on France and moreover those people who had given credit to the state; they demanded for 10% interest on loans

They had to spend a lot of money you know to fight a battle

The King had to spend a lot of money to hire the soldiers; and to in the formation of arms and ammunition, to make cannons they have to spend a lot of money.

So later on what happened is the war added more than a billion Liveres.

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

Liveres the French currency of that time. So later on two billion Liveres depth was there on France and moreover those people who had given credit to the state; they demanded for 10% interest on loans

This meant they increased percentage of interest; So this all happened and it was very burdensome for Louise XVI

The King had to spend a lot of money to hire the soldiers; and to in the formation of arms and ammunition, to make cannons they have to spend a lot of money.

So later on what happened is the war added more than a billion Liveres.

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

Liveres the French currency of that time. So later on two billion Liveres depth was there on France and moreover those people who had given credit to the state; they demanded for 10% interest on loans

This meant they increased percentage of interest; So this all happened and it was very burdensome for Louise XVI

One more cause was to maintain the extravagant court at the immense Palace of Versailles

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So Britain was the enemy of America; American people also who wanted to get to gain freedom from British, and Britain was enemy of France as well.

Liveres the French currency of that time. So later on two billion Liveres depth was there on France and moreover those people who had given credit to the state; they demanded for 10% interest on loans

This meant they increased percentage of interest; So this all happened and it was very burdensome for Louise XVI

One more cause was to maintain the extravagant court at the immense Palace of Versailles

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So, to decorate it and to maintain its beauty it was really extravagant.

Liveres the French currency of that time. So later on two billion Liveres depth was there on France and moreover those people who had given credit to the state; they demanded for 10% interest on loans

This meant they increased percentage of interest; So this all happened and it was very burdensome for Louise XVI

One more cause was to maintain the extravagant court at the immense Palace of Versailles

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So, to decorate it and to maintain its beauty it was really extravagant.

They had to spend a lot of money so these were the causes of empty Treasury in France

This meant they increased percentage of interest; So this all happened and it was very burdensome for Louise XVI

One more cause was to maintain the extravagant court at the immense Palace of Versailles

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So, to decorate it and to maintain its beauty it was really extravagant.

They had to spend a lot of money so these were the causes of empty Treasury in France

Okay so let's see one by one and causes of empty Treasury in France

One more cause was to maintain the extravagant court at the immense Palace of Versailles

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So, to decorate it and to maintain its beauty it was really extravagant.

They had to spend a lot of money so these were the causes of empty Treasury in France

Okay so let's see one by one and causes of empty Treasury in France

Number one these Anglo-French wars; France helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence; they had to raise 2 billion Livres; and people who had given credit to state and they demanded 10% interest and to maintain the extravagant court and at the immense Palace of Versailles s

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So, to decorate it and to maintain its beauty it was really extravagant.

They had to spend a lot of money so these were the causes of empty Treasury in France

Okay so let's see one by one and causes of empty Treasury in France

Number one these Anglo-French wars; France helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence; they had to raise 2 billion Livres; and people who had given credit to state and they demanded 10% interest and to maintain the extravagant court and at the immense Palace of Versailles s

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So, to decorate it and to maintain its beauty it was really extravagant.

They had to spend a lot of money so these were the causes of empty Treasury in France

Okay so let's see one by one and causes of empty Treasury in France

Number one these Anglo-French wars; France helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence; they had to raise 2 billion Livres; and people who had given credit to state and they demanded 10% interest and to maintain the extravagant court and at the immense Palace of Versailles s

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So, to decorate it and to maintain its beauty it was really extravagant.

They had to spend a lot of money so these were the causes of empty Treasury in France

Okay so let's see one by one and causes of empty Treasury in France

Number one these Anglo-French wars; France helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence; they had to raise 2 billion Livres; and people who had given credit to state and they demanded 10% interest and to maintain the extravagant court and at the immense Palace of Versailles s

I have added some images; these are the images of the Palace of Versailles and in that that court was there and this palace

So, to decorate it and to maintain its beauty it was really extravagant.

They had to spend a lot of money so these were the causes of empty Treasury in France

Okay so let's see one by one and causes of empty Treasury in France

Number one these Anglo-French wars; France helped 13 American colonies to gain their independence; they had to raise 2 billion Livres; and people who had given credit to state and they demanded 10% interest and to maintain the extravagant court and at the immense Palace of Versailles s

The eighteenth-century witnessed the emergence of social groups, termed the middle class, who earned their wealth through expanding overseas trade and from the manufacture of goods. It also included professions such as lawyers or administrative officials.

All of these were educated and believed that no group in society should be privileged by birth. Rather, a person’s social position must depend on his merit.

These ideas envisaging a society based on freedom and equal laws and opportunities for all, were put forward by philosophers such as John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau.

The eighteenth-century witnessed the emergence of social groups, termed the middle class, who earned their wealth through expanding overseas trade and from the manufacture of goods. It also included professions such as lawyers or administrative officials.

All of these were educated and believed that no group in society should be privileged by birth. Rather, a person’s social position must depend on his merit.

These ideas envisaging a society based on freedom and equal laws and opportunities for all, were put forward by philosophers such as John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau.

The eighteenth-century witnessed the emergence of social groups, termed the middle class, who earned their wealth through expanding overseas trade and from the manufacture of goods. It also included professions such as lawyers or administrative officials.

All of these were educated and believed that no group in society should be privileged by birth. Rather, a person’s social position must depend on his merit.

These ideas envisaging a society based on freedom and equal laws and opportunities for all, were put forward by philosophers such as John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau.