describe the incident which sparked the revolution in French society
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5 main incident :1 ) social cause 2)economic cause3) political cause4) age of philiospher5)division of social pe oples
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there where various reasons which led to revolution in French society.
the reasons are listed below. These reasons can also be termed as the intermediate cause of the French Revolution which directly led to the people to revolt against the king, the nobles and the clergy.
the king of France was pending a huge of amount of money in order to help to liberate the 13 American colonies from the British possessions.
this resulted in a huge loan on the kings.
so, the king decided to increase the taxation. so, to increase the taxes he called the estate general meetings in which he had to get the consent of all the three states to increase the taxes.
this time also the kings followed the same policy of one estate one vote instead of one man one vote.
This made the people of third estate Furious and the people of third estate who represented in the estate General Meeting left the hall and this crowd made the national assembly, which in 1791 drafted the constitution and removed the king.
this can also be considered as one of the intermediate causes of the French Revolution.
due to the despotic rule of king the people demolished the bastille prison which stood for the despotic and unbeatable power of the French king.
when Bastille was termed the Prisoners were set free and the rubble of the prison was sold into the market to keep a Souvenir of the first ever act of independence.
what's the storming of Bastille is also considered as one of the intermediate causes and these two causes Led The Spark of igniting the revolting feeling among the Furious third estate crowd.
the third estate was supported by the educated group of middle classes like the philosophers and quite very well known people.
this middle class helped to Ignite the fire of revolts among the people by print media including the newspapers, magazines, pamplates, etc.
the famous people also wrote books Ignite the feeling of Nationalism and independence.
the famous philosophers included :-
Jean Jacque Russeau
John Locke
Abbe sieyes
And many more.
the reasons are listed below. These reasons can also be termed as the intermediate cause of the French Revolution which directly led to the people to revolt against the king, the nobles and the clergy.
the king of France was pending a huge of amount of money in order to help to liberate the 13 American colonies from the British possessions.
this resulted in a huge loan on the kings.
so, the king decided to increase the taxation. so, to increase the taxes he called the estate general meetings in which he had to get the consent of all the three states to increase the taxes.
this time also the kings followed the same policy of one estate one vote instead of one man one vote.
This made the people of third estate Furious and the people of third estate who represented in the estate General Meeting left the hall and this crowd made the national assembly, which in 1791 drafted the constitution and removed the king.
this can also be considered as one of the intermediate causes of the French Revolution.
due to the despotic rule of king the people demolished the bastille prison which stood for the despotic and unbeatable power of the French king.
when Bastille was termed the Prisoners were set free and the rubble of the prison was sold into the market to keep a Souvenir of the first ever act of independence.
what's the storming of Bastille is also considered as one of the intermediate causes and these two causes Led The Spark of igniting the revolting feeling among the Furious third estate crowd.
the third estate was supported by the educated group of middle classes like the philosophers and quite very well known people.
this middle class helped to Ignite the fire of revolts among the people by print media including the newspapers, magazines, pamplates, etc.
the famous people also wrote books Ignite the feeling of Nationalism and independence.
the famous philosophers included :-
Jean Jacque Russeau
John Locke
Abbe sieyes
And many more.
thanks @minidoraemon
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