Question

Draw the symbols which stand for liberty, equality and fraternity
during French Revolution (one for each):​

Answer 1

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• The broken chain : As Chains were used to fetter slaves,a broken chain symbolises the act of becoming free.

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• The bundle of rods or fasces : It gives messages that strength lies in unity. A single rod can easily be broken out not an entire bundle.

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• The eye within a ∆ radiating light : It stands for knowledge giving messages that the rays of the Sun will drive away the clouds of ignorance.

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• Sceptre : It Symbolises royal power.

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• Snake biting it's tail to form a ring : As a ring has neither beginning nor end. It stands for Eternity.

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• Red Phrygian Cap : The cap was worn by a Slave upon becoming free.

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• Blue-white-red : This symbol stands for the national colours of France – blue,white,red.

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• The winged-woman : It personifies Law.

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• The Law Tablet : It is a symbol of Equality.It gives the message that law is the same for all & all are equal before it.