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Why did Louis XVI call a meeting of the Estates General? A to decide how much money to lend the U.S. colonists B to write a constitution C to draft the Napoleonic Code D to discuss France's tax system
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Why did Louis XVI call a meeting of the Estates General?

A to decide how much money to lend the U.S. colonists
B to write a constitution
C to draft the Napoleonic Code
D to discuss France's tax system

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He did it to address the issue of taxation! So your option is D)
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