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Who was paid taxes and to whom in french revolution?
There was no complete government to pay taxes to and no laws about taxes to the near non-extistant government.
Acts of French and Indian War?
i thank it was dealing with taxes.
Why does everyone pays taxes in french revolution?
they couldn't afford not to
Why were American upset by their taxes during the french revolution?
yes
What is another name for war debts?
defeceits. Or, for you and I, higher taxes!
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