5 economic causes of french revolution
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The five economic causes of French Revolution are 1
Culture :the enlightenment philosophy deseacralized the authority of the monarchy and the Catholic Church , and promoted a new society based on reason of traditions
2 social : the emergency of an influential bourgeoisie which was formally part of the third estate but had evolved into a caste with its own agenda and aspired to political equality with the clergy and the aristocracy.
3 financial: France debt aggravated by french involvement in the American revolution.
4 political: Louis 16 faced virulent opposition from provincial Parliament which where the spearheads of the privileged classes resistance to royal reforms .
5 economic : the deregulation of the grain market ,advocated by liberal economit's resulted in an increases in the bread prices..
Culture :the enlightenment philosophy deseacralized the authority of the monarchy and the Catholic Church , and promoted a new society based on reason of traditions
2 social : the emergency of an influential bourgeoisie which was formally part of the third estate but had evolved into a caste with its own agenda and aspired to political equality with the clergy and the aristocracy.
3 financial: France debt aggravated by french involvement in the American revolution.
4 political: Louis 16 faced virulent opposition from provincial Parliament which where the spearheads of the privileged classes resistance to royal reforms .
5 economic : the deregulation of the grain market ,advocated by liberal economit's resulted in an increases in the bread prices..
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i} Louis XVI was fond of waging wars and took active part in many wars. Consequently, the national debt increased beyond limit. He also spent a huge amount over the construction of the royal mansion at Versailles twelve miles away from Paris.
ii} "The palace of Versailles, when completed, amazed the world by its splendour. It was the paradise of spoiled children of fortune.
iii} A huge amount was spent on its maintenance annually. Louis XIV's love for war, mismanagement and maladministration also affected the royal treasury otherwise, and the national debts of France had gone quite high.
iv}Louis XV and his successors, tried to control these debts but they did not succeed. Louis XVI wanted to prop the decaying economic structure of France but he too failed because his royal spouse Marie Antoinette was a wastefully extravagant lady.
v}Fundamentally Turgot and Necker failed not from their own incidental demerits, but because of the character of the king and strength of the opposing interests.
ii} "The palace of Versailles, when completed, amazed the world by its splendour. It was the paradise of spoiled children of fortune.
iii} A huge amount was spent on its maintenance annually. Louis XIV's love for war, mismanagement and maladministration also affected the royal treasury otherwise, and the national debts of France had gone quite high.
iv}Louis XV and his successors, tried to control these debts but they did not succeed. Louis XVI wanted to prop the decaying economic structure of France but he too failed because his royal spouse Marie Antoinette was a wastefully extravagant lady.
v}Fundamentally Turgot and Necker failed not from their own incidental demerits, but because of the character of the king and strength of the opposing interests.
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