Question

1. one economic cause of the french revolution was an increase in prices, * 1 point which

a. channeled more money to merchants and salesmen.
b. depleted the government’s monetary reserves.
c. led to an equivalent increase in wages among the nobility.
d. left people unable to purchase essential goods, such as food.

Explanation:

During the French Revolution, price - hikes for essential goods like food meant that the common people, already struggling financially, could no longer afford these necessities. This economic hardship was a significant cause of unrest. Option A is incorrect as it doesn't accurately reflect the broader economic impact. Option B is not directly related to the price - increase effect on the populace. Option C is wrong since the nobility were not the ones affected by wage changes due to price increases in the way the common people were.

Answer:

D. left people unable to purchase essential goods, such as food.