All of the following were economic factors that helped propel the French Revolution, EXCEPT:.
a. Crop failures that drove rent payers into arrears.
b. National indebtedness and high interest payments on that debt.
c. A stock swindle concerning French Polynesia that suddenly exploded.
d. Rotating finance ministers, advocating conflicting fiscal policies.

The correct answer is letter B

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