Louis XVII of France

establish by force his own rule and operated and quickly spread nationalist propaganda and operated French people ate just when I thought then did many military reforms built the French army went to war and won and while he was winning the people of France due to French pride and hatred of its European neighbors continued to cheer. Napoleon's luck ran out when he was tactically skilful by the Russians deliberately let Napoleon won battles for him and his army would starve in central Russia

Revolution by shifting the power of balance from royalty to the commoners. In France, specifically in Paris, there was a food shortage in 1788 and 1789. The grain supply fell short, which led to the price of bread to rise dramatically (Mtholyoke). The poor felt the impact of this dramatically. Many people could not pay for bread, so they went hungry. This food shortage caused discontent and fear in the people of France (Mtholyoke). There was a notion that said, “The King is the father of the people

under-representation of the Third Estate and over taxation, lack of food and the economic hardships. Before the French Revolution took place the people were oppressed by their king, Louis XVI. The irresponsible king did not call upon parliament for advice, instead ignoring Parliament for many years. This rule of no regulation by Louis XVI made the people see how unfair the circumstances were and put their laws and government into perspective for the way they were living. Because of the neglectfulness of the

The American Revolution and the quest for equality and independence from their monarchy inspired the people of France to revolt. It all began in 1789 and ended in 1790. The French were under Ancien Regime. It made France divide into three estates, the First Estate, Second Estate, and Third Estates. The First Estate was made up of the clergy, the Second Estate was made up of the nobility, and the Third Estate comprised the vast majority of the population. The Third Estate is vastly diversity the Bourgeoisie

Louis-Phillipe, born under the Old Regime in 1773, is the only French monarch to come to power as a result of a political uprising against his predecessor Although the cousin of the Bourbon monarch, King Louis XVI, Louis Phillipe—the son of Duc d’Orléans, was raised with liberal and Enlightenment ideologies. With his family heavily involved in the early stages of the French Revolution of 1789, Louis-Phillipe served as an officer in the military. Although

Antoinette was sent to France to marry the 15 year old Dauphin, Louis Auguste. She got married on May 16, 1770 in a royal chapel at the palace of Versailles. It took almost 7 years before Marie and her husband ever thought about having kids. She had her first child at about the age 22. Marie and her husband lived in a beautiful palace in Versailles. Marie had a total of 4 children. The children's names were Louis XVII of France, Louis Joseph, Dauphin of France, Marie Thérèse of France, and Sophie Hélène

American and French revolution are one of these most important revolutions to this day. It is what shaped the united states and France into the countries they are today. Even though both the American and French revolutions were important, they also had their difference. The French revolution was an internal rebellion meaning that the people of France stood up against king Louis XVI to overthrow its monarchy government. The revolution began in 1789 and ended in 1799. The American revolution was a rebellion

Marie Antoinette was the last queen of France who was stripped of her title, put in jail, and then executed by her own people. Archduchess Marie Antoinette was born on November 2nd, 1755 in Vienna, Austria. She was the daughter of Francis I who was the Holy Roman Emperor and Maria Theresa who was the ruler of the Hapsburg Empire. She lived a fairly peaceful and happy early life at the Schonbrünn Palace in Vienna. As a child, she did not have to study hard but instead was taught how to live a court

known as the public safety. It was solely created to preserve the reforms of the French revolution. There were twelve members and Robespierre was the leader. Their goal was to change France from a monarchy to a democratic republic. They called this their revolution. The Jacobins used fear to persuade the people of France. Robespierre printed copies of his thoughts and posted them on church doors. Robespierre had said that “Terror is nothing other than justice, prompt,

was the brother of Louis XVI who aided in approving the French military to support American colonies against the British. Louis XVI ignited the French Revolution by working with the Estates-General to solve the budget setback. In 1824, Louis XVIII passed away, which is when Charles was able to become king. Charles X became the King of France in 1830. Charles X as his first act wanted to bring comity to the House of Bourbon through the style of Royal Highness to his cousin Louis XVII. In July 1830, Charles