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First used during the French Revolution. Ideologies are defined doctrines about the best form of social and/ or political organization. Before the revolution most common forms of government was hereditary monarchies. The revolutionaries had set up a republic. Many people wanted an elite group to rule while others of this time wanted a democratic set up. This era of the French Revolution brought out many ideology alternative structures as well like nationalism, liberalism, socialism, an even communism. Conservatism was opposed of all of these ideologies claiming they were dangerous innovations.

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Edmund Burke was quite the inspiring one, here's some of his quotes

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Enjoy the best Edmund Burke Quotes at BrainyQuote. Quotations by Edmund Burke, Irish Statesman, Born January 12, 1729. Share with your friends.

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Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel a German Philosopher used the French Revolution too develop ideas about our history which became a major turning point.

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-William Wordsworth - English  Poet
-Edmund Burke - a member of the British Parliament
-Thomas Paine - English Author
-Mary Wollstonecraft - feminist author
-Thomas  Jefferson - 3rd President
-Marquis de Lafayette - helped pass Jefferson's ideas through legislators
-John Adams - 2nd President
-Immanuel Kant - German Philosopher
-Francois-Rene Chateaubriand - French Aristocrat
-Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel - German Philosopher
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We see the French borrowing things from the Americans throughout the revolution:
-The King has a "suspension" veto which can delay the passing of laws but not stop them
- The French "Declaration of the Rights of Men and Citizen"  strikingly resembles the state's Bill of Rights.

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Bread this time remained  scares and expensive. This march was a demonstration of Parisian women for bread. 7,000 women and few men marched to Versailles with guns, swords, knives and pikes. These people marching were known as Sans-Culottes. The Sans-Culottes were the common people of the lower classes in late 18th century France, many of them living a poor quality of life. These commoners came to the gates of Versailles and forced King Louis and his family to move Paris and live  among them.
"October Days"
"We Are Bringing Back the Baker, the Bakers Wife, and the Bakers Boy

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Women were fighting for equal rights and with Paine's book out about natural rights this became more and more of a controversy. Women in France before the revolution had no political rights,   they were considered passive citizens, forced to rely on men to determine what was best for them without their own say. The public saw women as mothers and wives and the women were not amused. Mary Wollstonecraft wrote "A Vindication of the Rights of Women." in 1792. This book revealed her thoughts on women being educated like men were to become equal members of the society. This unsurprisingly was met with much hate. Many women attempted to participate in revolutionary activities, although not all ended with success. one success was the women's march in 1789.

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In response to Burke's attacks on the french revolution Thomas  Paine writes another book on the controversy like he did previously with the book "Common Sense" in 1776 which challenged the authority of the British government and the royal monarchy by asking for independence.

This time in response to Paine he wrote a book called "Rights of Man: Being an Answer to Mr. Burke's Attack on the French Revolution".  in which he guaranteed the natural rights of all men and proclaimed that a good government depended on establishing a constitution. This became seen as an attack on English social and political establishments. This piece became so honored he was elected to the National Convention even though he couldn't speak French.

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-Their was much joy for some.
-Celebrations, songs, engravings, poems, paintings, and music to honor.
-Some even voyaged to witness
-But during the first months it was dark and slowly crept up the drama.
-Violence was used to enforce decisions
-Edmund Burke attacked the French's way of violence thinking all this violence during the rebuilding of the new government would carry in to it as well into the generations to come.

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first seen:
"a beacon of light that gave a world dominated by aristocratic privilege and monarchical tyranny a hope of freedom"
turned violently radical and an authoritarian/dictatorial figure took power.