Question

what was the major reason radicals were so angry? europe wanted to put louis xvi back in power. though wages were increasing, so were prices.. they wanted women and men to be able to vote. the revolution became more and more violent.

Explanation:

During historical revolutions (such as the French Revolution), economic hardships were a major driver of radical anger. When wages increase but prices also increase (especially if prices rise faster), it leads to a decrease in real - purchasing power. This economic strain can fuel radical discontent.

• Europe wanting to put Louis XVI back in power was more of an external threat rather than the major internal reason for radical anger.
• The demand for women and men to vote was a part of the revolutionary ideals but not the major reason for the initial radical anger.
• The revolution becoming more violent was often a consequence of the radicalization rather than the cause of their initial anger.

Answer:

Though wages were increasing, so were prices.