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1) In what ways did the war go badly for France? 2) Read the attitudes of the soldier and the revolutionary. Why might many French people have felt that Louis was not on their side? (THINK! clue: relatives, position, behaviour) 3) Explain in a paragraph, using your own words the events of the summer of 1792. 4) What effect did the poor progress of the war have on France? 5) Were any of the effects of war positive? Explain your answer in full.

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