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Maximilien Robespierre  was a radical democrat who was a key figure in the French Revolution. Maximilien also presided over the Jacobin club for a short period as well as being the president of the National Convention and being on the Committee of Public Safety. Maximilien was later executed via guillotine.

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Marie Antoinette was the last queen of France and is commonly associated with the fall of the French monarchy. The causes for Marie's loss of popularity with the population were her tendencies to overindulge in things such as gambling fashion and rumored adultery.Marie was eventually executed via guillotine.

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The sans-culottes were the driving popular force behind the revolution however they were often viewed as radicals by the other revolutionaries as they advocated a direct democracy.

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Jacques Necker was an extremely rich Swedish banker before becoming Louis XVI financial minister. Jacques also imposed strict economic policies and reduced the crown's spending by a rather large amount. Necker supposedly died of old age and was buried next to his wife.

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Louis XVI approved support of the American colonies but the expense nearly bankrupted the country. Louis convened the Estates-General in an effort to solve his budget crisis, but by doing so he unwittingly sparked the French Revolution. Louis was eventually publicly executed.

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Marquis was the commander of the National Guard during the revolution when he could not decide between the Revolutionaries and the Monarchy he was eventually forced to leave the country at the age of 17.