THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

The French Revolution

The French Revolution

Introduction

The French Revolution has created modern revolution and, the idea is that, individuals can change the world. It has also the importance in social sciences. It has already destroyed the old regime and, developed new traditions which, civilizes the modern world. It has also eliminated the inequality which, are based on illegal conditions, alliance of church and state and, developed a view for modern world. The independency and sovereignty lie with the nations; all people are equal and, enjoy equal rights of being human beings and, citizens. The rights have been declared in 1948 by United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. France in eighteenth century, experienced several stresses, in 1789.

Discussion

There was the need of development of revolutions to reform institutions in order to meet with the standards and conditions. The state of France also faced bankruptcy due to the ineffective tax system and, participation in the seven years war which started 1756- 1763 and, also War of American independence which started in 1775 and, end in 1783. France also witnessed supporting political conflict in 18th century. There were also economic problems due to bad weather conditions which had doubled the price of bread in 1789.

Due to all these tensions and, continuous stresses from the era of 1787 to 1789 and, facing fiscal bankruptcy government had to pass the Assembly of Notables in 1787 and, proposed a new tax which, implemented on all the places and, provincial assemblies. It was found that, revolution had three stages and, it was found that, leaders of the French Revolutions were great men. Danton was one of the names which, is still known in today's world. There were also unknown heroes and heroines who were the sources of this revolution. There were many names who, were not known but, they had made contribution to the history and revolution. These men were arranged in the equivalent political parties. The source of this revolution was the basic cell of revolution and the club. There were great stresses to the elected personnel of the National Assembly. There was the similar process observed in the English Revolution but, French Revolution was well known due to great efforts of the masses. All the members of the revolution were from the middle class.

The question of violence

Many critics criticized the revolution as the source of bloodshed because, too many lives were wasted in this revolution and, there was the massive bloodshed. The terror started in the reaction of the revolutions because, enemies wanted to stop the revolution. In this revolution, majority of the measures were in the favor of poor class. Taxation was focused as the redistribution of the wealth. It was also said that, the church was built on the massive bloodshed, and it was thought that, revolution was ended in tears but, this was not true and, revolution had changed the history.

Importance

The importance of French Revolution can be considered in one perspective that, it started from the grass root ...