“Without the mob there would be no revolution”
To what extent do you agree with the above quotation during the revolutionary years of 1789-1797
When a mob is activated and begins to fight back in attempts to reach a certain goal, then people of the first and second tier of government will do whatever it takes to fight back and remain in control, which can lead to a loss of leadership if the King decides that he wants things done his way and doesn’t want to work with his people in attempts to fix what was wrong, could cause a revolution consisting of many fights and raids resulting in death of the nobility and possibly the King, and cause a change systematically or politically. With this being said, it is not hard to believe that without …show more content…
This is important because a revolution is usually just that: a change in they way things work, the people who rule over the country, and in general change in all it’s entirety. Without mobs, change would not have happened, and thus the French Revolution would’ve never progressed. An example of change in the system is the ways that things were voted upon. Of course, everybody had a vote, but if they were voting on something such as a change in taxation policies so that nobility could also be taxed, the common class would be the only ones that would vote yes to that change, resulting in them losing by default. So, they got tired of this, and decided to change it, which is what the Tennis Court Oath is. An example of political change is the dismissal of both King Louis’ and the arrival of Napoleon, who lead France at the end of the revolution. As soon as Napoleon Bonaparte arrived in France, he dragged them out of the ditch and back into reality, cleaning them up and completely revamping the way things worked, and were run. Because Napoleon had a much higher level of respect coming from the commonwealth, he was able to control it and stop the mobs, because the majority of people liked Bonaparte
Mobs are a very important part of revolution. Without them, system and political changes would not occur, or at least not as fast as they would with a mob. If nobility and royalty didn’t screw up once and awhile, there would be no cause for mobs or a revolution, but in the end revolutions and mobs are a good thing in the long run. Mobs help shape countries as we see them, and help change the way things work and the rules and laws of the
To what extent do you agree with the above quotation during the revolutionary years of 1789-1797
When a mob is activated and begins to fight back in attempts to reach a certain goal, then people of the first and second tier of government will do whatever it takes to fight back and remain in control, which can lead to a loss of leadership if the King decides that he wants things done his way and doesn’t want to work with his people in attempts to fix what was wrong, could cause a revolution consisting of many fights and raids resulting in death of the nobility and possibly the King, and cause a change systematically or politically. With this being said, it is not hard to believe that without …show more content…
This is important because a revolution is usually just that: a change in they way things work, the people who rule over the country, and in general change in all it’s entirety. Without mobs, change would not have happened, and thus the French Revolution would’ve never progressed. An example of change in the system is the ways that things were voted upon. Of course, everybody had a vote, but if they were voting on something such as a change in taxation policies so that nobility could also be taxed, the common class would be the only ones that would vote yes to that change, resulting in them losing by default. So, they got tired of this, and decided to change it, which is what the Tennis Court Oath is. An example of political change is the dismissal of both King Louis’ and the arrival of Napoleon, who lead France at the end of the revolution. As soon as Napoleon Bonaparte arrived in France, he dragged them out of the ditch and back into reality, cleaning them up and completely revamping the way things worked, and were run. Because Napoleon had a much higher level of respect coming from the commonwealth, he was able to control it and stop the mobs, because the majority of people liked Bonaparte
Mobs are a very important part of revolution. Without them, system and political changes would not occur, or at least not as fast as they would with a mob. If nobility and royalty didn’t screw up once and awhile, there would be no cause for mobs or a revolution, but in the end revolutions and mobs are a good thing in the long run. Mobs help shape countries as we see them, and help change the way things work and the rules and laws of the