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http://apworldhistory2012-2013.weebly.com/effects-of-the-french-revolution.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTTvKwCylFY

http://www.history.com/topics/napoleon

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/louis_xvi.shtml

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2 Lasting Effects of the French Revolution

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2 Lasting Effects of the French Revolution

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1. Unifying and Increasing the power of the national state. Although, the French Revolution did not solve the class inequalities, with the French Revolution leading into the emergence of the middle class.
2. Napoleon Bonaparte, He made the legal system fairer to the French Revolution, nevertheless wealth or religion. Additionally, it had an greater impact on the lives of peasants as opposed to other reforms by ineffective leaders.

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Important People in the French Revolution

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Important People in the French Revolution

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1. Napoleon Bonaparte
A general in the French army and emperor who conquered much of Europe (19th Century). Additionally, Bonaparte established the First Consul of France.
2. Louis XVI
Louis XVI led into bankruptcy (collapse), Louis XVI was a French King who was deposed during the French Revolution and executed in 1793. Other than that, he betrayed the people in French by encouraging the Prussians to defeat the French.

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Analysis of Causes of The French Revolution 

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Analysis of Causes of The French Revolution 

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War Debt: after the american revolution, they lost the money that they had

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1. Symptoms:
Problem collecting taxes because of the way society was structured.The nobles and clergy never paid taxes, in 1789 France was in debt then Louis XVI spent half of the national budget.
2. The Rising Fever:
Louis tried to reform the system of not being in debt but failed into doing so. Additionally, this involved with harvest (crops) thereby led into rising food prices with causing with widespread hunger. This made the people of France angry.
3.  The Terror/Crisis:
In October of 1789, a rumor started that the wife of Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette was hoarding grain somewhere inside the palace. This led to a bunch of armed peasant women stormed the palace and demanded. This led to be revolutionary, The National Assembly wanted to create a constitutional monarchy. The Jacobin had a huge petition drive that was led not with the King but the National Assembly, which led to fire the crowd and killing 50 people. This led to Declaration of Philnitz which promised to restore the French Monarchy. However, Louis and the National Assembly decided to invade Austria.The reason was to getting Austria's wealth and steal grain to gain French food supplies. Louis encouraged the Prussians (who decided to tag along the Austria's to defeat the French), this made Louis XVI the enemy of the revolution. Additionally, the National Assembly voted to suspend the monarchy and vote for new elections (only men), which create a new republican constitution. Louis XVI was then executed.
4. Convalescence:
After the terror, the revolution pulled back and a new constitution was created, which gave more power to wealthy people. Then comes, Napoleon Bonaparte. In 1799, Napoleon Bonaparte established the First Consul of France. This granted Bonaparte executive power under with another constitution. Which made Napoleon Bonaparte was declared emperor and also made him even more powerful monarch than Louis XVI.
5.  Did anything change?
The French Revolution was even more than a revolution the radical ideals of the French Revolution. Additionally, the radical ideas from the laws came from the citizens, not from kings or gods. However, some argue that the French Revolution was not really settled.

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The song of the French Revolution from Les Misérables (2012)

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Uploaded by Hussam Al-Jammaly on 2013-08-23.

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Does this describe The French Revolution?

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Does this describe The French Revolution?

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The French Revolution was Revolutionary to a great degree as it changed multiple things in its wake. The French revolution eliminated their previous King for a new one, essentially traded one regime for another, reduced the power of the Catholic Church, most streets and location names were changed, and there was a declaration of rights for man that stated that all men are created equal. There was also a storm on Bastille for women's rights and how they are treated among men. This action results in woman clubs that later became

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The French Revolution: Crash Course World History #29

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A:  a sudden, radical, or complete change

B:  a fundamental change in political organization; especially :  the overthrow or renunciation of one government or ruler and the substitution of another by the governed

C :  activity or movement designed to effect fundamental changes in the socioeconomic situation