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Strategy of Protest and Revolution 2: The French Revolution, 1789
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May 5, 2020
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36:08Now PlayingHow did one of the oldest and most powerful monarchies in Europe suddenly collapse to a bunch of civilians? This is Video 2 in a series that examines how various protest and revolutionary movements achieved success. This video examines the French Revolution of 1789, which toppled the absolutist monarchy of King Louis XVI.
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