French Revolution Presentation with necessary detail

It is about French revolution

1. The French Revolution History Before, During, and After the Revolution

2. Introduction The French Revolution (1789–1799) was a period of political and social upheaval in France. It led to the end of the monarchy, rise of democracy, and spread of modern political ideas.

3. France Before the Revolution • Absolute Monarchy under King Louis XVI • Society divided into three estates: - First Estate: Clergy - Second Estate: Nobility - Third Estate: Commoners (peasants, workers, bourgeoisie) • Economic crisis due to wars and extravagant spending • Influence of Enlightenment ideas promoting liberty and equality

4. Causes of the Revolution • Economic hardship: Heavy taxation on the poor • Social inequality between the estates • Enlightenment philosophies challenging absolute rule • Inspiration from the American Revolution

5. Major Events During the Revolution • 1789: Storming of the Bastille on July 14 • Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen • Abolition of monarchy and establishment of the Republic • Execution of King Louis XVI in 1793 • Reign of Terror (1793–1794) led by Robespierre • Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799

6. Life During the Revolution • Political turmoil and social unrest • Mass mobilization of citizens • Expansion of revolutionary ideas across Europe • Radical reforms in law, education, and the calendar

7. After the Revolution • End of absolute monarchy • Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte as First Consul and later Emperor • Establishment of the Napoleonic Code • Spread of revolutionary principles across Europe • Beginning of modern democratic systems

8. Impact of the Revolution • Liberty, equality, fraternity became guiding principles • Inspired revolutions in Europe and Latin America • Social and political changes still felt today

9. Symbols of the Revolution • Tricolor flag (blue, white, red) • La Marseillaise – the national anthem • Bastille Day – celebrated every July 14

10. Conclusion The French Revolution reshaped France and influenced the world. It marked the beginning of modern democracy, promoting rights, freedom, and equality.