National Constituent Assembly

How dissatisfied is the reform of the Constitutional Council? The National Constitutional Council resolved some short-term problems in France, but it failed to solve the long-term problem of economically, politically and socially destroying France So it caused great dissatisfaction. Some social organizations, such as majority of bourgeoisie, farmers from abolition of the feudal system, and some members of the primary and secondary industries, are extremely satisfied with the reform of the Constitutional Council.

After the collapse of Bastille, the National Constitutional Conference became an effective government in France. In the words of Mignet, "Congress did its best, the company relied on it, the National Guard followed it According to the existence of the right, because the Congress had to act independently because the royalty was not observed At that time, while supporting the revolution and democratization, it remained relatively unified, mainly representing the profit of the middle class, but in the early days Mirabeau, Marquis Lafayette, Jean = Sylvan Bailey etc. are famous (The first two are from the background of aristocracy).

How dissatisfied is the reform of the Constitutional Council? The National Constitutional Council resolved some short-term problems in France, but it failed to solve the long-term problem of economically, politically and socially destroying France So it caused great dissatisfaction. Only for the unfair taxation of civilians, the upper class position aristocratic can only affect the food shortage of the poor and powerful royalty, and the citizens resist the French Revolution and start it . At the beginning of the French Revolution, King Louis XVI met clergy, aristocrats and civil society and was called the Governor General on 5 May 1789.

When the national constitutional legislative parliament was dissolved on September 3, 1791, King Louis XVI should have the final bill of constitutional escort. Leti Moron de Cosi, Duke of Bressac. Formation of defenders was the only court reform to be carried out, which only lasted a few months, was replaced by the National Guard. The Constitutional Guard, originally established on March 16, 1792, has 1200 infantry and 600 cavalry, providing a powerful force to ensure the constitutional security of the monarchy with every uprising in Paris. It was recruited from selected volunteers with regular soldiers and excellent service records. Members of the French army guard of the former army corps (which was rebellious before Bastille's riot) were specifically excluded from the New Corps.