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The Revolution gave the French people hope for freedom from the monarchical tyranny. Many people, including Edmund Burke, believed that the revolution would never happen due to the French lacking spirit and motivation.

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The Revolution encouraged English and British writers, Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine  to share their opinion and ideas about the French Revolution. Edmund Burke believed that the mob rule was dangerous and fervor for the revolution was destroying French society. Thomas Paine strongly opposed Burke's beliefs, arguing that argues the current "revolution" generation needs to be in control of society and to not be under the control the society formed by the earlier generation.

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Burke's writings encouraged the first feminist arguments in history. Mary Wollstonecraft had argued that women should be educated like men so, they could be "virtuous citizens"

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The North Americans believed that the French Revolution had resembled their own revolution. The French Declaration of the Rights of man and Citizen was very similar to the United States Bill of Rights.

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An aristocratic writer and philosopher who believed that the revolution was evil. Many people who opposed the revolution were religious because it offended those who liked how state power was dependent on the church.

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These two groups believed that the revolution was a positive event and was helping the future generations of French people. Some believed that the revolution didn't go far enough and that the events that took place during the revolution were important lessons for the future.

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The Eiffel tower was build in celebration of the French Revolution by France's third republic in 1889.