Taxation and Equality: Examining the Foundations of the French Revolution

When discussing how the revolution began, the French historian Alexis de Touquir once said, "... For the bad government, the most important moment is to witness their reform. 1 Other than the French Revolution There is no good example in France Although the French monarchy has survived for many years, many in the government know that the structure is broken, the only way to solve this problem is to repay the debt through reform I know that it is to do.

The French Revolution abolished absolute monarchy, feudal privilege and serfdom, dissolution of the large land, and determined the same tax responsibilities. The revolution also began reforms in education, law, and separation of church and state. The intangible result of the revolution is embodied in its ideal, "freedom, equality, fraternity". And it became the foundation for the free and democratic reform of France and Europe of the 19th century.

Both the American Revolution and the French Revolution are products of the ideal of enlightenment, emphasizing the concept of natural rights and equality. With such an ideological foundation, when we begin to compare the French Revolution with the American Revolution, people feel the necessity to remove the oppression of absolute monarchy and tyranny control and have the ability to live irrespective of these forces It will become clear. Of course both countries' leadership during the revolution, in terms of taxation, is of course suppressed. We recognize that both regions have social and economic difficulties and that we need to take action to overthrow the hierarchy and regain power to people.

From the French Revolution in 1789 to the establishment of the European Union in 1993, please investigate the main events that shape Europe. War, revolution, social change, ideology of poisoning, and liberation movement are milestones of the development of Europe in the past century. We will document lectures and analysis of these periods. Offered in combination with HSTEU 251; SP. Between 1933 and 1945, the Soviet regime between Nazi Germany, Central Poland and the Russian western province had been hit by 1,400 including the hungry Soviet Ukrainian famine, the fear of Stalinism, the victim of Hitler massacre, and the hunger of Soviet citizens Murder everyone mercilessly. During the Second World War, the Nazis and Poles were murdered under the occupation of the Nazis Soviets. The course examines these major events by studying history, literature and movies. Offered in HSTEU 252