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What European Revolution made the guillotine famous?

The French Revolution.


Who made all the laws before the french revolution?

kings


How do you say 'evil' in french?

The word for 'evil' in French is 'mal'.


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Was the guillotine made in the Industrial Revolution?

The guillotine wasn't in the industrial revolution ( that is when machines took over jobs and factories started) it was in the French Revolution .


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How do you spell evil in french?

"mal" is the French equivalent of "evil".


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The french word for evil is mal


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Who secretly aided American troops in the American Revolution?

America was allies with France, who supported the Americans. The American Revolution inspired the French Revolution, but since the French Revolution was so bloody, Americans didn't openly support the French Revolution, which made the French annoyed.


The important contribution Napoleon Bonaparte made during the French Revolution?

He ended the Royalist counter-revolution with a whiff of grapeshot.


Which groups in the French Revolution benefited from the French Revolution?

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