How Did The Social Changes During The French Revolution

During the French Revolution many problems happened. Such as the two main conflicts which were political and social. This painting shows the social aspect during the french revolution. Many details show how they felt and acted during the rebellion. The French Revolution affected countries and they took away many economic and legal things to protect them. They established a principle of equality for themselves.

To begin, the picture shows their environment being caused socially. Specifically, the people were terrified because violent was shown right in front of their eyes. They were in a situation that caused them pain and other citizens too. Several were upset that they might failed due to the death of many people and the mess. They were still determined to fight back with all their power and couldn't hold in all the pain and unfairness. Their expression affected the French Revolution because they knew they could do some action to stop the situation and to express their feeling no matter what hold them back. Additionally, they believed that soon they will have freedom and equality. …show more content…
It caused their lifestyle to change as in harvesting food, seeking shelter, and needing weapons to protect themselves. This changed completely during the French Revolution because they had a massive food shortage and blamed the king for not helping them which caused them to start the rebellion. Additionally, that's when a mob occurred because they knew the king wouldn't do anything and they took it into their own hands. That's when they attacked the bakeries for food. Mostly men had many advantages than women that lead them to fight back for them. The women couldn't handle how horrible this situation was from the look on there faces. Even the children involved with this looked upon their parents to protect them. In brief, the background affects them in many ways from their lifestyle to their