Question

which action by the national assembly was inspired by enlightenment ideals and the american revolution?
it banned organized religion in france
it added a bill of rights to the french constitution.
it issued the declaration of the rights of man.
it set up a federal tax system based on income.
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which describes a consequence of the french revolution?
it strengthened the system of individual estates ruled by feudal lords.
it brought an end to monarchies in european countries.
it created a powerful alliance between france and britain
it inspired many europeans to rise up against powerful monarchs.

Explanation:

• First Question: The Declaration of the Rights of Man was inspired by Enlightenment ideals (such as natural rights, equality) and the American Revolution (which also emphasized rights of the people). Banning organized religion was more of a radical step during the French Revolution's later phases (like the Reign of Terror) not directly inspired by the American Revolution in the same ideological - rights - based way. The French Constitution didn't have a Bill of Rights added in the same sense as the U.S. (the Declaration of the Rights of Man was a separate document). A federal tax system based on income is not a key Enlightenment - American Revolution - inspired action of the National Assembly.
• Second Question: The French Revolution inspired many Europeans to rise up against powerful monarchs. It weakened the feudal system (not strengthened it). Monarchies in European countries did not end (e.g., Britain, Russia still had monarchies). France and Britain were often at odds (not creating a powerful alliance) during and after the French Revolution.

Answer:

• First Question: It issued the Declaration of the Rights of Man.
• Second Question: It inspired many Europeans to rise up against powerful monarchs.