Terror in the French Revolution

The fear of 1793/4 is inherent in the products of the revolution and special circumstances. In this article we will investigate whether terrorism exists in the beginning of the French Revolution or whether it is a product of special circumstances. The French Revolution is the borderline between the ancient regime and the modern world. After France, the hierarchy established by society began to change, began to wipe out the complex political structure of absolute monarchy, but absolutely terrorism is necessary for that.

The term "terrorism" was originally used to explain the actions taken by the Jacobin Club during the "terrorist rule" of the French Revolution. Maximilian Robespierre, leader of Jacobin, says: "Fear is justice, speed, rigor and lack of flexibility." In 1795, Edmund Burke accused Jacobins as "a hundred thousand hell's hound dog called terrorists ... to French people". The first organization using modern terrorism technology could be said to be the Irish Republic Brotherhood established in 1858 as a revolutionary Irish nationalist group attacked in the UK. This organization started Fenian Explosives Movement, one of the earliest modern terrorist activities in 1881. This campaign is not the early terrorism based on political assassination but the use of modern time explosive with a clear purpose of sowing fear in the heart of the UK's big city and getting political superiority.

The fear of 1793/4 is inherent in the products of the revolution and special circumstances. In this article we will investigate whether terrorism exists in the beginning of the French Revolution or whether it is a product of special circumstances. The French Revolution is the borderline between the ancient regime and the modern world. - There are three important and unique reasons for the French Revolution, from turning people into revolutions caused by fear and terrorism. The first is the tradition of lack of Republican rule in France. Revolutionaries do not have sufficient experience in managing and managing political parties. The second reason is the expansion of the anti-revolutionary force. The third reason is due to continuous war with other countries.