Economic And Economic Causes Of The French Revolution

French revolution being one of the most memorable occurrences worldwide has been provoked majorly by economical and cultural causes such as social inequality and taxation of the lower class throughout the 18th century. In that period of time France was considered one of the affluent and powerful countries in Europe. Only a limited amount of countries gave more power to individuals and had a decreased chance of unpredictable penalization. Many factors were in action leading to the French revolution creating an unstable society and hard situations for King Louis XVI who was the ruler of the French government in the event of the revolution. In order to settle the critical point, the King gathered the Estates General in the year of May 1789 however as it came to a stoppage, when National Assembly was formed heading in disagreement with the king's demands resulting in an upsurge of the revolution. Over time, as the revolution continued and as power delegated from Louis XVI to …show more content…
In addition many outcomes had been observed such as monarchy was eradicated, the inauguration of non religious and democratic republic being highly connected to authorism and militantism, breakage of the feudalism system based on enlightenment ideals and liberty, power was taken by Napoleon Bonaparte and branched conflicts with neighboring European countries. Consequently, after resolving the social inequality and taxation by destroying the feudal system in France (this helped individuals get equal rights and live in a normal society rather than being mistreated by paying higher taxes and being labeled as a working class) in addition that solved numerous of other causes which in the beginnings were the biggest justifications. Evolving from no rights to handle full was the biggest resolution that appeared from the revolution that changed millions of rights from hell to