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17 April, 18:43

What revolution had a strong anti religious element?

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    The correct answer should be the French revolution

    They were highly against religion because religion was connected to the nobles and they wanted to get rid of anything that had anything to do with nobility or the king. They went so far in this that they outlawed religion in France and even created a new calendar because the regular one was full of things that were related to the church.
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