The French Revolution’s Reign of Terror
The French Revolution’s Reign of Terror is one of the easiest and most famous examples of mob mentality.Mob mentality had a huge impact in the French Revolution’s Reign Of Terror. It begins when the French government decided to take strict measures against those being suspected with enemies. King Louis XVI was executed in 1793 after the king got executed people in France saw the guillotine as a weapon that they feared. The guillotine was used for purging France for those who were thought to be a threat to national security.
In 1794 were very victorious against their enemies which meant that the fear was not necessary anymore but Robespierre continued the Terror because he wanted to purge France of anyone …show more content…
The mob mentality starts when the people were tired of being in sub-poverty level and being treated poorly by the high-class people. When the people thought they had no way out like being between a wall and a sword. The goal in the reign of terror was to stabilize the revolution. Mob mentality is being driven by fear of the guillotine. This is an example of mob mentality because the terror tactics they used to force the French people to agree with them in order to stay alive. Robespierre drove fear into France by killing every person he thought as a threat. Using the guillotine the peasants committed about 50,000 executions they also unveiled all sorts of terror. The french people Broke down chapel doors, destroyed altars, and threw down the images of saints.
The citizens of France were the main people affected to the fear to the guillotine. But when the Upper class had to execute enemies of the french revolution or by the guillotine. They were major spectator events. People came to watch and they complained that the machine were too quick and too easy. It was such a hugh event that kids had mini version and dolls of the poeple who were killed in the gulient. These events actuallly made people more scared of the gullientine because they know that everyone would
The French Revolution’s Reign of Terror is one of the easiest and most famous examples of mob mentality.Mob mentality had a huge impact in the French Revolution’s Reign Of Terror. It begins when the French government decided to take strict measures against those being suspected with enemies. King Louis XVI was executed in 1793 after the king got executed people in France saw the guillotine as a weapon that they feared. The guillotine was used for purging France for those who were thought to be a threat to national security.
In 1794 were very victorious against their enemies which meant that the fear was not necessary anymore but Robespierre continued the Terror because he wanted to purge France of anyone …show more content…
The mob mentality starts when the people were tired of being in sub-poverty level and being treated poorly by the high-class people. When the people thought they had no way out like being between a wall and a sword. The goal in the reign of terror was to stabilize the revolution. Mob mentality is being driven by fear of the guillotine. This is an example of mob mentality because the terror tactics they used to force the French people to agree with them in order to stay alive. Robespierre drove fear into France by killing every person he thought as a threat. Using the guillotine the peasants committed about 50,000 executions they also unveiled all sorts of terror. The french people Broke down chapel doors, destroyed altars, and threw down the images of saints.
The citizens of France were the main people affected to the fear to the guillotine. But when the Upper class had to execute enemies of the french revolution or by the guillotine. They were major spectator events. People came to watch and they complained that the machine were too quick and too easy. It was such a hugh event that kids had mini version and dolls of the poeple who were killed in the gulient. These events actuallly made people more scared of the gullientine because they know that everyone would