what did the french revolution of 1789 stand for?
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equality, liberty and fraternity
The French Revolution of 1789 stands for equality, liberty and fraternity. The French Revolution of 1789 proclaimed the abolition of monarchy and establishment of french Republic. So the liberty became true due to the proclamation. The three estates vanished and privileges of nobles and clergy ended.
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Equality, Liberty and Fraternity
The French Revolution of 1789 stands for equality, liberty and fraternity. The French Revolution of 1789 proclaimed the abolition of monarchy and establishment of french Republic. So the liberty became true due to the proclamation. The three estates vanished and privileges of nobles and clergy ended.
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