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Who is the Controller General of King Louis XVI, introduced a universal land tax in the fall of 1786 ?
1. Nicolas II
2. Marie Antoinette
3. Charles Alexandre de Calonne
4. None of the above.

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Correct Answer - Option 3 : Charles Alexandre de Calonne

The correct answer is Option(3)I.e.Charles Alexandre de Calonne.

  • Charles Alexandre de Calonne is the Controller General of King Louis XVI, introduced a universal land tax in the fall of 1786. 
  • Charles Alexandre de Calonne: 
    • In the fall of 1786, Charles Alexandre de Calonne who is the King Louis XVI’s controller general is proposed a financial stability package.
    • This package is called a universal land tax.
    • From universal taxes, aristocratic classes would no longer be exempt
  • Major Causes of the French Revolution:
    • As the 18th century drew to close, the extravagant spending by King Louis XVI and his predecessor is the major cause.
    • France’s costly involvement in the American Revolution left the country in the frame of bankruptcy
    • Two decades of poor harvestscattle disease, skyrocketing bread pricesdrought, had kindled unrest among the urban poor and the peasants.
    • Many expressed their resentment & desperation toward a rule that imposed heavy taxes yet failed to provide any relief by looting, striking & rioting.

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