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Economic, Political and Social Conditions that gave Rise to the French Revolution

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Economic, Political and Social Conditions that gave Rise to the French Revolution

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An economic reason  that gave rise toward the French Revolution was that they had lost of alot of money when they went to war against the thirteen clonies and a bit after fighting along the colonies against Britain. A political and economic reason the Fench Revolution came to be by the King and Queen themselves. They would both live lavashly and would spend money. Lastly, one social condition that gave rise to the French Revolution was that the third not being supported throught the reign of King Louis XVI and that is when they had enough.

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The revolutions of 1830 and 1848 were uprising for the nationalists wanting for nation to unite. They believed in self-government and began the uprisings. The people who thought this way were the German and Italian states and the Austrian empire.

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The Napoleonic Code was a set of laws made in 1804 when Napoleon became emporer. These laws were more fair,but one of the problems with them was that they limited a citizens freedom of speech.

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Similarities and Differences of the French Revolution  and  the American Revolution

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Similarities and Differences of the French Revolution  and  the American Revolution

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A similarity that both revolutions shared was that both groups rights were being violated in the admistof this. A difference is that France was breaking free of the rule within itself and the Americans was breaking free from Great Britian.

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He seized power in the year of 1799. He eventually succeded in taking the throne in 1804 and crowning himself emporer. He was able to take over the majority of central Europe. He also succeded on making something called the Napoleonic Codewhich was mainly postive for the french. Lastly, he cared for the comman people, for example, he got them to stop paying tithes.

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Social Contract: The social Contract was a political agreement made by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Thomas Hobes, and  John Lock. This contract was made so that the state rights were more protected rather than individual rights.
John Locke: He was a philosopher during the time of the Enlightenment. His beliefs were more reality then idealism. He was a great figure for the French.
Great Fear: The Great Fear was in 1789. This was a time with riots and panic because a rumor was spread that the king and privileged  would get rid of of the third estate.
Three Estates: The Three Estates was when the society was divided into three classes. Those classes were, the first estate(clergy), the second estate(nobility), the third  estate(Bourgeoisie, wage earners, peasants).
Old Regime: The Old Regime was a monarchic, aristocratic, social and political system that was left behind at the start of the revolution.
King Louis XVI: He was the king of France. King Louis was not a very good King and all French citizens could agree.He was kicked out of the throne during the Reign of Terror. He was killed  by the guillotine.
Natural Rights: The Natural Rights that were put on the Declaration of the Rights of Man. A few of those rights were freedom of speech, freedom of religion, men are born free and equal and lastly, no man can be arrested without trail.
Tennis Court Oath: The Tennis Court was the first meeting that had been  held in 175 years. This meeting was located at a tennis court  outside of Paris where the National Assembly pledged to meet everyday until they had  a new constitution. These meetings were also held in secrecy.

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The Congress of Vienna were a group of ambassadors who wanted to restore the rulers that were taken away from the throne. This congress had three main goals, legetimacy, contain France and balance of power.

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The Declaration of the Rights of Man was mainly influenced by the Dlecaration of Independence that was written by Thomas Jefforson. Many rights for example, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, equal justice, men are born free, liberty, property, and security.

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The estates general was the legislative body. This consisted of the clergy, nobility, and the common. The estate lasted from 1788 to 1789.

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The Reign of Terror was a very dark time for France. France at this time was under the dictatorship of  Maximilien Robespierre for as long as twelve years. To make matters worse  a new mechanism was made. The guillotine was used to decapitate anyone who was a criminal or defied the National Assembly.With this event taking place even neighboring countries were threatening and being threatened by France.