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I don't think the French revolution lived up to the Enlightenment ideals because there was no strict laws and it was very unorganized.

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No the French Revolutions did not live up to it's Enlightenment ideals. The french struggled to change from a Monarchy to a Democracy. Some of their ideas were too far fetched and unfair and some people could not afford to follow these ideas.

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I don’t think they lived up to their enlightenment ideas because the strict orders didn’t demand people that much so they did what they wanted.

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I don't think they lived up to its Enlightenment ideals because The laws were not really strict and people were doing what they wanted too.

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I think they didn't live up to Enlightenment .

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I think that the French Revolution did not live up to its Enlightenment ideals. During the Radical phase is where it started to go very badly. People would start to be executed and there was no order. During the Conservative phase they tried to fix it, but it failed. During this phase the Jacobins would be put to death and jailed without trial.

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The French Revolution did not live up to its Enlightenment ideals because during that period in time, the people in France were struggling to transform government from monarchy to a democracy that represented the people. For example their ideals they were aspiring was liberty and equality; they failed anyway though, since they over-taxed and taxed the third estate etc.

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The French Revolution did not live up to its Enlightenment ideals. The French Revolution did not live up to its Enlightenment ideals because  it did not live up to the liberal ideas like it struggled to transform their government to a democracy where all voices would be equal. The moderate phase which was the initial stage of the French Revolution was the only smooth transition to the road to the Enlightenment when in the contrary the Jacobins the most famous movement in the french revolution was so the opposite of the enlightenment ideals. It was the opposite because the ideals were equality for all when in that movement all there were was mass execution of people without trial like how was that fair, as I said that was the total opposite of these ideals like no trial to prove that you are innocent that is a low for humanity. Also, The conservative phase was not equal either like not all voices were heard because they limited it to the ones who owned property so there was still mismanagement with the bits of corruption. Therefore, The French Revolution was just a mess it did not live up to any ideals. _ Dulce Contreras

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I think they did not live up to their Enlightenment ideals. They had a bunch of ideas but it never went through. In the end they tried to have a constitution

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I think they did not because there was no strict order and people were getting killed for nothing.

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I feel like they really didnt live up to their Enlightment. They really didnt committe to their ideas because at the time is was bad because of the consecutive phase.

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I think the french revolution did not live up to their Enlightenment ideals. They had ideas but they never fully committed to them . Like they had to pay high taxes and had food shortages. They just did what they thought was best for themselves.

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I think that the French Revolution did not live up to its Enlightenment ideals. During the Radical phase is where it started to go very badly. People would start to be executed and there was no order. During the Conservative phase they tried to fix it, but it failed. During this phase the Jacobins would be put to death and jailed without trial. People also could overthrow the government because it was ran by the military. Since the council would be ran by 5 people, power wasn't balanced or checked.

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i think they didn't because it was during the consecutive phase which wasn't equal for everyone's voices

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No, the french did not live up to the enlightenment title. The french had moves away from a tryranical ruler

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I think they did not live up to i. Though they did have the motivation to rise against the ruler, they ended up being in a conservative rule. They tried to have a constitution

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I do not think they did, they only moved away from a tyrannical ruler

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In my opinion I think they did not live up to its Enlightenment ideals. I think they didn't live up to the ideals because since it was bad during  the consecutive phase they ended up failing it and ending it. Then they would just be killed. Or be in jail.

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They did not live too the enlightment ideal because it was bias and not certified with other people with alot of discrimination too other people witch cause them too avoid a tyrannical ruler.

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In my perspective, no, I don't think they did.

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No they did not live to the enlightment ideals, they avoided a tyrannical ruler.