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Regarding the French Revolution, most European nations A. were hostile to the radical changes. B. were restrained by treaty to act. C. ignored the events in France. D. were welcoming of the changes.
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Regarding the French Revolution, most European nations A. were hostile to the radical changes. B. were restrained by treaty to act. C. ignored the events in France. D. were welcoming of the changes.

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A because they didn't want the revolution to spread to their country
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The answer (A) TOOK THE test
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