Accomplishments : Although the French peasants sparked controversy and rebellion within majority of France, they were able to have their voices be heard. Since their chaos was spread throughout Europe, the National Assembly responded to their demands on August 4, 1789. Issues such as the mandatory tithes paid to the church and peasant serfdom were abolished. Through these accomplishments, the French peasants were able to receive new rights. 

Revolutionary Values : The French peasants reflected Revolutionary values by standing up to higher classes, such as aristocrats and seigneurs, for their rights. The damage, riots, and destructions that they enforced within the village greens demonstrate how much they desired equality and rights.  

Accomplishments : The empowering women of France protested from Paris to Versailles for a solution to the nation wide issue. Individuals throughout France were starving with little food to eat, while the royal family, more specifically Marie Antoinette lavishly enjoyed their rich lifestyle. This sparked an uproar within the working class, demanding an equal spread of food supply that the palace supposedly horarded. Although the palace was heavily guarded, they were able to break in and create a forceful agreement with the king and Marie Antoinette. They agreed to their compromise, while also becoming prisoners of the Third Estate. 

Revolutionary values : The seven thousand woman that marched twelve miles with pikes and pitchforks for their demands be considered demonstrated Revolutionary values in numerous of ways. Not only did they manage to break in the royal palace, they made sure that nothing prohibited them from confronting Marie Antoinette. This demonstrates their courage to stand up against the monarchy. Not only did it indicate the vast bravery the working class had, but it also paved the way for an uprise in gender equality, displaying the fierce power that women have as well. 

Accomplishments & Failures : Jacque Necker, throughout his appointment, eventually established the reputation as an effective prime minister after being deemed the director general of finances. While France fought England for their independence, he was able to finance French aid to the American colonies and did so without having to impose higher taxes on the people. Although he did have a fair share of accomplishments, he was unable to be successful in some tasks. After Revolution began, he failed to come to an understanding with the Estates General and didn’t succeed in reforming French institutions. He was also unable to handle France’s budgetary issues and could not appease the people who wanted radical reforms.

Revolutionary Values : Necker exhibited the Revolutionary value of equality because he supported the idea of the Third Estate having sufficient representation and a proper say in how France was controlled. He exhibited this by advising Louis to double the amount representatives from that estate and suggesting that he fairly compromise with them.

Revolutionary Values: The National Assembly reflected revolutionary ideals of liberty & equality. They

Supported the idea of being free from restrictions of outdated privileges and an absolutist monarchy, as well as aimed to achieve reformation of France’s authority.