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    and other obligations seemed senseless and unreasonable in an age when people were coming to believe in the rule of reason. The conditions were no worse in the latter part of the 18th century than they had been earlier. Neither were they as bad in France as in some other parts of Europe. Now‚ however‚ the people were beginning to think. The writers of the time helped stir up thought and discontent. OPPapers.com Major Causes Of The French Revolution DBQ Essay: What were the major causes of the French

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    policy and France’s revolutionary background that the Nations of Europe‚ particularly Britain‚ Austria and Russia‚ felt threatened. France was considered such a huge threat because of the revolution it had carried out and the changes it was imposing on the countries that Napoleon successfully annexed‚ it was a threat to the monarchy as a system‚ and because of that France was the number one enemy in Europe at the time. Napoleon’s downfall was a slow process that actually began many years before Napoleon

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    machines Background of the Industrial Revolution * Meaning of “Revolution” * Political Sense: means the overthrow a government by force * E.g. the French Revolution ‚ people in Paris overthrew the absolute king‚ Louis XVI and started a republic * Socio-economic Sense: means great improvements in people’s living conditions or ways of doing things * What was Industrial Revolution? * Begin in Europe in mid-18th century

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    Republicanism‚ which eventually led up to The June Rebellion in 1832 by changing the government from a changed Republic to a Monarch once again. Maximilian Robespierre‚ the leader of the French Revolution was successful in changing the political ways of France. However Maximilian Robespierre was not in power for very long because he had allowed the executions of many for the sake of the new Republican government‚ which then allowed Napoleon Bonaparte to take leadership in his place when he became emperor

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    French Violence

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    not kill him and his family. No violence at all was used‚ even tough it could have been used and been justified. King Louis was executed as a governmental violence; he was voted to be guillotined. This put a temporary stop to the violence. However‚ it also now that the king was gone‚ the economic struggle worsening‚ struggle with religion and war in Europe‚ led to tensions in France‚ which allowed the violence to escalate out of hand and cause the period know as “the terror” and give the opportunity

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    The March to Versailles

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    a decrease in flour throughout the country. For this reason‚ they besieged the Place of Versailles and after a violent and alarming encounter‚ their request was fulfilled but the very next day they made an even more outrageous request for King Louis XVI and his family return to Paris with them. This was considered to be one of the most righteous episodes that occurred in the French Revolution. When one takes into consideration the French Revolution as a whole‚ it can be proposed that these events

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    major influence or by various reasons. Yes i think it was but first what was the french revolution: The French Revolution was a revolutionary movement that shook France between 1787 and 1799 and reached its first peak there in 1789. Hence the conventional term “Revolution of 1789‚” denoting the end of the ancient regime in France and serving also to characterise that event from the later French revolutions of 1830 and 1848. Though many people believe that the French Revolution was only caused

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    Napoleon Bonaparte

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    received a scholarship to a millitary school at the age of nine. He became a millitary officer at the age of sixteen and a general at the age of twenty-four. He was also recognized as a genius. In 1795‚ Napoleon drove out rebellious royalists out of france and was then named savior of the French Republic. He was also given command of the french army and their defeats soon started turning into victories and then to conquests. He once also defeated four European armies‚ each larger than his own in just

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    Voltaire Today France is known as as a place of beauty and democracy. The France that can be seen today is a result of the French Revolution and the many writers that protested their government. One example of a revolutionary writers is Voltaire. Voltaire’s childhood and his multiple exiles influenced why and what he wrote. Voltaire’s career in writing was made possible by his childhood and the rest of his early life. He was born into an upper class family in November of 1694. His father was a well-to-do

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    The resistible rise of Napoleon Bonaparte Open:block:jnlArticle Open:block:scholUnivAuthors Crook‚ Malcolm. Close:block:scholUnivAuthors Open:block:publicationBlock Historian Close:block:publicationBlock  60 (Winter 1998): 10. Close:block:jnlArticle Turn on hit highlighting for speaking browsers by selecting the Enter button Table of Contents Biography Full text text + graphics Full text Translate Full text

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