Title: What made the French so angry with King Louis XVI that they demolished the Monarchy and guillotined their King and Queen during the French Revolution? - Quora
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What made the French so angry with King Louis XVI that they demolished the Monarchy and guillotined their King and Queen during the French Revolution?
Content: the country that everyone fears and hates. So, Louis, along with the moderate politician Jacques-Pierre Brissot, declared war, hoping to either gain support by appearing to be so revolutionary, or, if the war was lost, discredit the Revolution. Well, the latter happened, but it turned out terribly for the King. He was simply blamed for there French army’s defeats, even though he wasn't in charge of the war. Soon enough, there were whispers that he was sabotaging thew war effort, and in August of 1792 the Monarchy was overthrown once and for all. So in short, the anger against Louis XVI was down to the idea that he was committing treason. Was he really, or was it a reasonable response to the excesses of the Revolution? I’ll leave that for you to decide. Hassan Marie
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Originally Answered: What made the French so angry with King Louis XVI that they demolished the Monarchy and guillotined their King and Queen during the French Revolution?