Brainlies explain the cause of the ineffective ruler: louis xvi of the french revolution. in 3-6 sentences and in your own words.

Louis XVI was not solely responsible for the French Revolution, but his failure to institute timely and just reforms allowed the pressure to build to the point of revolution.

Basically if Louis XVI had some clarity and accepted change, then the Revolution could have been carried out smoothly. He instead decided on course, tried to reverse it, and then made a bigger concession then he would have had he stayed on target.

Louis XVI was the final Bourbon ruler of France who was executed in 1793 for attempting to overthrow the government or betraying his own country. Louis had failed to address France's financial issues, instigating the French Insurgency that inevitably plummeted upon him. He made things more regrettable by frequently getting away to more pleasurable activities like chasing and locksmithing. Present day history specialists property this behavior to a clinical discouragement that left him inclined to a paralyzing hesitation. Louis XVI brought the French Insurgency slamming down upon himself. Louis was not being responsible for his own actions so therefore he had to be executed.

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