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The final chapter: key people and groups

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The final chapter: key people and groups

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Key people and groups in the French Revolution:

People:

Maximilien Robespierre

Louis XVI

Marie Antoinette

Georges Danton

Jean-Paul Marat

Groups:

Third Estate

National Assembly

Jacobins

Girondins

Sans-culottes

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The governor Bernard-René Jourdan de Launay was killed by the revolutionary crowd during the French Revolution in 1789 after surrendering to the crowd.This is because his country is lacking food & water supplies, having too many tired soldiers because of defending him from the rally and he has the fear of massacre just because of his lack of proper leadership.Causing the citizens to rule the country after.

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Inequality and Social Structure:
France had three estates: clergy, nobility, and commoners. The first two had privileges and tax exemptions, while the commoners, especially peasants, bore heavy taxes and lacked representation.

Royal Discontent:
King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were seen as out of touch and extravagant, fueling resentment.

Financial Crisis:
France’s national debt, from the Seven Years' War and royal spending, led to higher taxes and hardship for the commoners.

Enlightenment Influence:
Ideas of liberty and equality, along with the American Revolution, inspired many to question the monarchy and demand a more just government.

Political and Social Upheaval:
The combination of inequality, royal mismanagement, and Enlightenment ideas led to demands for radical political change.

Economic Hardship:
Bad harvests caused food shortages and widespread poverty, worsening the situation for the peasantry

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1.	King Louis XVI – The absolute ruler of France with total power.	2.	First Estate: The Clergy – High-ranking church officials like bishops and cardinals. They were rich, powerful, and didn’t pay taxes.	3.	Second Estate: The Nobility – Wealthy nobles and aristocrats who owned land, held privileges, and paid little to no taxes.

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The third estate was at the bottom which are the common people and the peasants they were the ones who didn’t get fairness and were the ones who payed all taxes they were the one who stood up in the revolution