French Pre-Revolutionary Government

The ancient government before the French Revolution was used to describe government representations, legal systems, and institutions before the French Revolution in 1789. This system relies heavily on the "social system" and is mainly based on the feudal system of the Middle Ages. The monarch has absolute power, most clergy (primary industry) and nobility (secondary industry) are very wealthy.

After the collapse of the monarchy, the revolutionary French government faced serious internal and external challenges, including the first alliance war and the ancestor war in Vendé. French revolutionary politicians think that a steady government is necessary to calm the turmoil. On March 11, 1793, Jacobin established a revolutionary court in the Convention. On April 6, Maximin Isnard and Georges Danton established a nine public safety committee to replace the larger National Defense Committee. On July 27, 1793, Robespierre was elected a committee member.

In 1793, the French French Revolutionary Government representative provided freedom to join the anti-revolutionary and foreign invaders slaves. The following year, the Paris Revolutionary Parliament approved these orders and abolished slavery throughout France. This is a deciding factor in the decision that Tucson will join the French army. Under his increasing influential leadership, France has defeated the British and Spanish troops.

The French Revolution lasted ten years from 1789 to 1799. When the revolutionary attacked a prison called Bastille, it began on July 14, 1789. The revolution ended in 1799, the general named Napoleon overthrew the revolutionary government and founded the French consulate (with Napoleon as the leader). Before the French Revolution, the people of France were divided into social groups called "manners". The first property includes priests (church leaders), the second property includes aristocrats, and the third property includes civilians. Most people are members of tertiary industries. The tertiary industry paid the majority of taxes, and the nobility lived a luxury life, and won all senior positions.