Fall of the Bastille

Revolution, revolution. "Your majesty, they rushed into Bastille!" Cried the assistant of King Kyungyei. "Is this a revolt?" Asked the king. "No, your Majesty, this is a revolution." On July 14, 1789, a huge and angry mob brought march to a prison, symbolizing the tyranny of Bastille, the royal family, looking for no influence . Please welcome the King of Louis XVI (Time Life 1999) and let the hatred shoot the gunpowder and the prisoner. The rumors of government attacks and the temptation of hunger are too much for enthusiastic crowds.

The collapse of Bastille in July 1789 was the moment the French Revolution attacked British consciousness. Coleridge was only 16 years old and soon celebrated the event of "destroying Bastille". Just after that was the war between Britain and France that began in 1793, the era of terrorism in 1793, and the coup of Napoleon in 1799. The impact of the first generation after the Industrial Revolution was frustrating, frightening and attractive, and almost unbearable. For example, Manchester has a village with a population of over 27,000 people in 1773, no cotton factory, and in 1802 a population of more than 9,500 people. This big change, including reactions like Luddites, was not seen in the history of mankind. Let's break down the machinery used to pour them into the poor between 1811 and 1816 to preserve traditional livelihoods and culture

In addition to the Roman Catholic holy day, France celebrated the Bastille day on 14th June to commemorate the rise of the French Republic, where the fortress of Paris' Bastille prison began in the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789. "La Marseillaise", a national anthem of France and one of the most famous national anthems in the world, is also commemorating the revolution.

On July 14, 1789, a group of assailants attacked Bastille, killing commanders and other soldiers. The collapse of Bastille is the beginning of the French Revolution and symbolizes that the French have been abused on behalf of the monarchy for many years. This event is also a warning of Louis XVI. Unlike other short-term protests and riots, this case actually challenges the regime. Along with the progress of the French Revolution, French society experienced a revolution, feudalism, religious and aristocratic privilege disappeared and the old system suddenly beaten under the basic principles of "freedom, justice, fraternity" . There are many reasons for the French Revolution, but there are three main reasons. Poor economic management, tax pressure concentrated mainly on tertiary industry, and spark of enlightenment and the American Revolution. These incidents caused an uncontrollable fire in France.