The French Revolution crisis started with the unfair tax system. This system eventually caused immobility and bankruptcy. In the 18th century, the French population has been increasing and most of the citizens lived throughout the countryside. The people who rented the lands from the prosperous lords needed to pay them with crucial taxes, in order for the people to produce their harvest. Usually, the lords would give their taxes that they received to the king, but most of them were selfish and stored it for themselves. Since, the money was not returned, it lead the French people to be malnourished and were not able to afford the essential needs. The French Revolution lead to a popular revolt, and created tension with the monarchy and the noblemen.
