Why Is The French Revolution Necessary

The French Revolution was not necessary. The French Revolution was a time of death, civil war, lies, and false accusations. There were no great accomplishments and no incredible ideas came out of this time – just useless death and uncalled for punishment. The French did not gain anything from the Revolution and if it never happened, many lives would’ve been spared. The French Revolution began as a simple way for the people to get back at the royalty who had been neglecting them and were distracted by their own vanity. It soon grew into one of the most gruesome, bloody, and unnecessary battles that man ever fought. The French Revolution began under King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette. King Louis XVI was an indecisive man who was ignorant to the needs of his country, and his wife, Marie Antoinette, was a vain, self-obsessed woman who was more concerned with getting her husband’s attention than taking care of her people, carrying the title, “Madame Deficit”. Marie Antoinette was desperate to produce an heir, but Louis wasn’t as interested. He had a medical condition that made it incredibly painful for him to get aroused. He eventually had a procedure done that fixed his problem, and later he and Marie Antoinette …show more content…
In my opinion, all the French Revolution was, was a fight over power and the only outcome was confusion and death. The French Revolution started with good intentions, the people in France wanted equality and to be heard, but eventually, the reasons they were fighting got drowned out and they became just as power obsessed as the government they were trying to get away from. I think that the French Revolution didn’t accomplish what it set out to. The people wanted rights and equality and freedom, but instead there were thousands of people killed for no reason and it turned out to be one of the deadliest, most unproductive times in