French revolution symbols

It tells about symbols in French Revolution

1. Political Symbol of F rench revolution Group members Khushi Ikshita Ojasvi

2. Political Symbol The sceptre Snake biting its own tail The eye within a triangle radiating light Red Phrygian cap The winged woman The law tablet The bundle of rods or fasces The broken chain The tri-colour flag of France

3. Political Symbol with pictures The sceptre Snake biting its own tail

4. Political Symbol with pictures The broken chain The eye within a triangle radiating light

5. Political Symbol with pictures The winged woman The bundle of rods or fasces

6. Political Symbol with pictures Red Phrygian cap The law tablet

7. Political Symbol with pictures The tri-colour flag of France

8. We can find the these symbols in this picture also . These symbols were made for those people who can’t read.

9. What does these sign means???

10. The sceptre T he sceptre was an attribute of the king as a symbol of authority. French kings had the sceptre adorned with a stylised lily flower

11. Snake biting its own tail The snake biting its own tail means in the French revolution to form a ring of eternity, which means existence for a limitless amount of time, many have used it to refer to a timeless existence

12. The eye within a triangle radiating light The all eye stands for knowledge. the rays of the sun will drive away the cloud of ignorance.

13. Red Phrygian cap Cap worn by a slave upon becoming free

14. The winged woman The winged woman in F rench revolution symbolises 'The personification of law'.

15. The law tablet It means the law is the same for all, and all are equal before it, regardless of their gender, religion, socio-economic status, etc. The law tablet is made of stone. This means no one can break it (stone is hard to break) and law cannot be defying equality.

16. The bundle of rods or fasces one rod can easily be broken , but not the entire bundle . Strength lies in unity.

17. The broken chain B roken chain is a symbol of the French revolution denotes to the French people's freedom

18. The tri-colour flag of France National color of France

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