The Start of the French Revolution

The beginning of the French Revolution on June 20, 1789, when they were locked up, the unexpected reaction of the third owner who was angry at the entrance of the hotel was repulsed with anger. The reason why generals of the manor met on this day is that the conflict at the recent real estate association led to the deadlock of real estate. The tertiary industry requires the change of the voting rights of the general industry from the order necessary for the first and second industries to vote by head.

The French Revolution succeeded in obtaining more power and control over the tertiary industry. At the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789, a common Frenchman united to pursue a common goal. The tertiary industry is representative of the middle and lower levels of the government, the middle class and the working class, the first and second industries are representatives of clergy and aristocracy. Violent Bastille forced Louis XVI to force more power and attention to the third place. On July 14, 1789, a group of French civilians invaded Bastille, the largest prison in France, represented the suppression of the lower class. Members of the royal family were also arrested and imprisoned in an attempt to threaten to remain as French leaders. With this incident, King Louis was forced to take action to maintain control of the lower class. This shows that the French revolution succeeded in winning government power and control.

In addition to the Roman Catholic holy day, France celebrated the Bastille day on 14th June to commemorate the rise of the French Republic, where the fortress of Paris' Bastille prison began in the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789. "La Marseillaise", a national anthem of France and one of the most famous national anthems in the world, is also commemorating the revolution.

The main event during the French Revolution was a storm at Bastille. Other events of the revolution include women who visit the Palace of Versailles, Royals to Varenus, and the completion of the Constitution. The French Revolution led to constitutional monarchy failure. Meanwhile, this also led to a constitutional crisis. During the French Revolution, war and anti-revolution occurred between 1792 and 1797. A nationwide conference was held from 1792 to 1795, during which Louis XVI was executed. It is important to know that the French Revolution made a human rights declaration and civil rights declaration in August 1789.