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Lastly Napoleon coming to power only made the French Revolution worse. What was suppose to help France only harmed it, Napoleon came into power in the late 1700's after the French Revolution. Napoleon had a dream of becoming a dictator to France and controlling all of Europe. In taking over France he established the first national law code known as the Napoleonic Code. This code was suppose to help with injustices faced in France but ultimately ended up limiting rights of citizens, "it actually limited liberty and promoted order and authority over individual rights. For example freedom of speech and of the press...were restricted under the code"(Napoleon Forges an Empire). Napoleon wanted to limit the rights of others so he could have more control over them. By doing so he got rid of self government which was created during the time of the revolution. Instead he devised his own government changing laws that would benefit him, due to this he restored slavery, showing how he never truly cared about the rights of his citizens but only what could help boost his own empire. He acted as though he was a king, taking a step back from the revolution. Napoleons corruption due to his code led the revolution to crumble to pieces making his own laws, causing the revolution to be deemed unsuccessful. 

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Lastly Napoleon coming to power only made the French Revolution worse. What was suppose to help France only harmed it, Napoleon came into power in the late 1700's after the French Revolution. Napoleon had a dream of becoming a dictator to France and controlling all of Europe. In taking over France he established the first national law code known as the Napoleonic Code. This code was suppose to help with injustices faced in France but ultimately ended up limiting rights of citizens, "it actually limited liberty and promoted order and authority over individual rights. For example freedom of speech and of the press...were restricted under the code"(Napoleon Forges an Empire). Napoleon wanted to limit the rights of others so he could have more control over them. By doing so he got rid of self government which was created during the time of the revolution. Instead he devised his own government changing laws that would benefit him, due to this he restored slavery, showing how he never truly cared about the rights of his citizens but only what could help boost his own empire. He acted as though he was a king, taking a step back from the revolution. Napoleons corruption due to his code led the revolution to crumble to pieces making his own laws, causing the revolution to be deemed unsuccessful. 

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Robespierre's reign of terror was another reason for the ineffectiveness of the French Revolution. Robespierre and his followers set out to rebuild France, by destroying any remnants of the past, "Robespierre and his supporters set out to build a "republic of virtue" by wiping out every trace of France's past"(Revolution brings reform and terror). He manipulated people with fear of the unknown. He made them believe they would die if they too said they were traitors of his beliefs. Robespierre believed in violence and ultimately thought that was the best justice a man could have. In order to bring justice into light he used what is known as the guillotine, which chopped off peoples head with one slice. His sick mind is what led him to invent this saying virtue and terror are needed in order for the other one to work. He made men French people fear for their lives and wanted to be a dictator over them breaking freedom for all. He was a man who made France feel unsafe in a time of change. The many deaths committed by Robespierre only brought more fear into France causing the revolution to turn back not forward. His violent acts eventually led to his death making him the last person to be struck by the guillotine.

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Robespierre's reign of terror was another reason for the ineffectiveness of the French Revolution. Robespierre and his followers set out to rebuild France, by destroying any remnants of the past, "Robespierre and his supporters set out to build a "republic of virtue" by wiping out every trace of France's past"(Revolution brings reform and terror). He manipulated people with fear of the unknown. He made them believe they would die if they too said they were traitors of his beliefs. Robespierre believed in violence and ultimately thought that was the best justice a man could have. In order to bring justice into light he used what is known as the guillotine, which chopped off peoples head with one slice. His sick mind is what led him to invent this saying virtue and terror are needed in order for the other one to work. He made men French people fear for their lives and wanted to be a dictator over them breaking freedom for all. He was a man who made France feel unsafe in a time of change. The many deaths committed by Robespierre only brought more fear into France causing the revolution to turn back not forward. His violent acts eventually led to his death making him the last person to be struck by the guillotine.

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Although the French Revolution can be noted as being successful, in the end the French Revolution ultimately was not successful because of the unfair estate system, Robespierre's reign of terror, and Napoleon's corrupt laws

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Although the French Revolution can be noted as being successful, in the end the French Revolution ultimately was not successful because of the unfair estate system, Robespierre's reign of terror, and Napoleon's corrupt laws

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The unjust systems of the estates during the French Revolution was one cause of the failure in the revolution. The estates were made of three groups the nobles, clergy, and the common folk. The third estate had to pay all the government funds while the other two richer estates did not. The third estate carried all the responsibility of the three estates letting the other two control their power. The third estate also did not have as good of jobs and resulted in most people living on the streets fending for themselves. Their feudal system was faced with many challenges resulting in them to take action, "The representatives of the French people, constituted as a National Assembly, and considering that ignorance, neglect, or contempt of the rights of man are the sole causes of public misfortunes and governmental corruption, have resolved to set forth in a solemn declaration"(Question 2, source A).This corruption led the third estate to start their own constitution. 

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The unjust systems of the estates during the French Revolution was one cause of the failure in the revolution. The estates were made of three groups the nobles, clergy, and the common folk. The third estate had to pay all the government funds while the other two richer estates did not. The third estate carried all the responsibility of the three estates letting the other two control their power. The third estate also did not have as good of jobs and resulted in most people living on the streets fending for themselves. Their feudal system was faced with many challenges resulting in them to take action, "The representatives of the French people, constituted as a National Assembly, and considering that ignorance, neglect, or contempt of the rights of man are the sole causes of public misfortunes and governmental corruption, have resolved to set forth in a solemn declaration"(Question 2, source A).This corruption led the third estate to start their own constitution. 