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Future oppression And fiscal mismanagement Led to unrest And Rebellion. Two of the three Estates generals Were tax-exempt Making it difficult To obtain a Tax Solution. Things of the outdated Rules of Order For the estate generals Gave each state a single vote

Despite the state the third state of being many times larger than the first two estates giving it An automatic advantage. The Third Estate declared itself sovereign National Assembly.

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The French revolution was trying to maintain the status quo, an example is when old people tried to sanction the young to pursue a revolution focused on keeping up a status quo. There was also the problem of taxes and the unfair increase in them. This lead to unrest, most prevalent among the peasants and poor, that they were unfairly taxed compared to the richer. This was systematically problematic,

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the status quo is the lower class being treated unfairly and having to pay taxes while the rich and nobles kept their money this led to unrest because

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The issues that led the unrest were the economy and France leaders. “An inefficient and unfair tax structure, which placed the burden of taxation on those least able to pay, the third estate outdated medieval bureaucratic institutions drained treasury was the result of : Aiding the Americans during the American Revolution, long wars with England and Overspending

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The status quo is the French maintain the taxes. The king appointed a new controller general of finance, Charles de Calonne, in 1783 when he realized that this taxation problem really did need to be addressed. The thing that led to unrest is the lower class have to pay taxes but the higher class didn't pay any money for taxes, in France.

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The power dynamic was the 3rd estate was not being treated  equal to the 1st and 2nd estate because the 1st and 2nd  estate didn't have to pay taxes but the 3rd estate did. Regime were the ones who didn't pay taxes(the poors)  so like 90% of france.People in the 3rd estate(poors) became frustrated because of the lack of food and because they were the only ones paying taxes and thought it was unfair so they began to riot. Mostly women were rioting for the lack of food. They gave food out to try to stop the riot.

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the power dynamic would be the highest the royals then first, second, and the third estates. The king and Queen were part of the regime. The third estate which containd 98 percent of the population were marginalize. Had to pay more of everything'

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The King, The Nobles, and The Clergy were the only ones part of the ancien regime; these were the ones who didn’t pay taxes unfairly due to them being the richest in the country. The first state was, consisting of the clergy, the second estate was consisting of the nobilities which was less than 2% of the french population. This led to a power dynamic between the power and influence of the 3rd estate, making up over 90% of the french population, and the 1&2 estate having all the power. This meant that the 3rd estate, even though they were the majority of the french population, they were marginalized with almost no power.

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The power dynamic was the French monarchy and the feudal system. King Louis XVI and his wife Marrie Antoinette are part of the regime. The marginalized were the royal coffers depleted, two decades of poor harvests, drought, cattle disease and skyrocketing bread prices had kindled unrest among peasants and the urban poor.

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No one factor was directly responsible for the French Revolution. Years of feudal oppression and fiscal mismanagement contributed to a French society that was ripe for revolt. Noting a downward economic spiral in the late 1700s, King Louis  XVI brought in a number of financial advisors to review the weakened French treasury. It escalated more by the radicals

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A catalyst that led to furthering the resistance was the 3rd estate breaking away from the estates general (congress) and naming themselves the National Assembly, they wrote the Declaration of the rights of man. The Storming of the Bastille—streets-jail-and got ammunition—king and queen. One way conflict escalated was in the reign of terror-Robespierre, which took control of France and beheaded 300,000.

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Ordinary people 3rd estate people were furious about injustice and poverty. On july 14 the people in paris took over the bastille fortress, a prison full of weapons. And over at the the countryside peasants took over Chateaux and destroyed artitrotic titles to land and peasant service.¨ Then on october 5th women from paris  protested to versailles, it was called the ¨women's march¨  they did this to bring the royal family to paris  to be monitored by the people. Things escalated when people from the royal family were murdered by an angry mob including the queen's best friend. They walked around with their heads displaced on pikes.  They did this to take their hate on the queen, because of that the artitrotic began to leave the country because they were in danger.

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The revolution ended up not being successful. There were many people dead because of the radicals that caused the reign of terror. After that the moderates were in power but with the corruption among and the people being scared not much changed. Then Napoleon ended up being the dictort so it was a big fail.

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“They wanted to store stability to the government” ( 5 years after Robespierre was executed) The revolution was successful limiting the power of monarchy, and giving more power to the lower class of France, and then also allowing the Third Estate access to great control over France. And there was a meaningful paradigm shift, by giving the poor of France more control and rights / equality.