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How did the national assembly respond to growing peasant unrest in the countryside in the summer of 1789?
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How did the national assembly respond to growing peasant unrest in the countryside in the summer of 1789?

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Noble deputies offered to give up their traditional rights and privileges, which allowed the National Assembly to declare that the "feudal regime" had ended.
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