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In the very beginning of the French Revolution how did the peasants respond to the guards after having no bread to eat?
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In the very beginning of the French Revolution how did the peasants respond to the guards after having no bread to eat?

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I think they demanded that the national assembly take action to provide bread. Then they turned their anger on the king and queen. They broke into the palace, killing some of the guards. 
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