France Section 1770 - 1789 - Crisis in the old regime

France From 1770 to 1789 - the tensions and conflicts arising from the old administration of the former regime brought about the outbreak of revolution and the composition of society was the main cause of tension and conflict under the former regime. Society is divided into three real estate, the first property consisting of clergy (1%), nobility and other demographics is classified as third real estate. The tertiary industry is not only heterogeneous, but also includes three borders (including lawyers, doctors, intellectuals, businessmen, businessmen, businessmen, factory owners), farmers and bondages.

The French Revolution occurred in 1789. It overturned the former regime that was perfectly corrupt but was dragged into the terrible killing in France later called "terrorism" and wars with other countries, and more European revolution in the 19th century. At this time, changes in violence are becoming commonplace. This change, at least in part, depends on hope for a better life, but the change itself is frightening and often devastating. Like the subsequent wars and revolutions, the French Revolution has had a great impact on romanticism. A romantic poet writes about human suffering caused by government corruption and violence. An example of a romantic political poem is "four night memories" of Victor Hugo depicting children photographed by the bus of Lutheran Napoleon · Bona during the civil war in 1851.

During the decade of the revolution, France first converted and disassembled the old regime, political and social system that existed before France in 1789, and replaced it with a series of different governments. These governments have not lasted more than four years, but many of the initiatives they have made permanently change the political system of France. These initiatives involve the creation of several rights and constitutional bills, the establishment of legal equality among all citizens, the implementation of representative democracy, the incorporation of church in the state, and the provincial administration and law Includes re-establishment of regulations.

The left and right are old labels dating back to the French Revolution. In 1789 the National Assembly was held and it was decided whether the King should have veto power under the new French regime. In such a case, it is doubtful whether such rights should be absolute or should temporarily be suspended. At the time of voting, the supporters of absolute vetoes were sitting on the right side of the president, the nobler side. According to the Christian tradition, it is privilege that you can sit on the right side of God at dinner, or sit on the right side of your parents. Those who need a very restrictive veto are sitting on the left side

French leftist politics and the right-wing politics evolution from the French Revolution of 1789 to the general election of this year