Social Inequalities In French Revolution
The inequality of anyone’s life is discriminating, the link amongst majority and aristocrats throughout the French Revolution can attest to this kind of issue. The concept of “citizen” does not exist, all people are seen as subjects. Before the French Revolution, these “subjects” did not have rights or a mind to think on their own. Capability and dictatorship is used to govern these “subjects” lives, they were never allowed in the involvement of politics. Until the enlightenment in the eighteenth century, this was when the people of France started to see that change was essential. The French revolution transformed “subjects” into “citizens” by increasing literacy and the start of enlightenment that would give people the power and understanding that they are able to make a change to the French social order and switch it from democracy to equality.
In class we learned that below the monarchy, “subjects” that did not have any money or any role of authority were banned from participating in politics. The majority of the kings during this time did not need to have the support of his “subjects” to instrument rules that were suitable to him; the “subjects” stayed without a voice and ignored. Under the order of King Louis XVI, we learned that he was going to open a forum to the “subjects” of France in order to stake out their …show more content…
The lives of everyday citizens were changed also by certain events of the revolution. But most of all, the empowerment that the “subjects” gained with the power of civic deeds and education. As long as these kind of enlightenment ideas continued, equality within the French population would soon begin. The termination of this monarchy provided individuals with the right over land that they work on and furthermore, gave them the right to enjoy freely within their literacy and
In class we learned that below the monarchy, “subjects” that did not have any money or any role of authority were banned from participating in politics. The majority of the kings during this time did not need to have the support of his “subjects” to instrument rules that were suitable to him; the “subjects” stayed without a voice and ignored. Under the order of King Louis XVI, we learned that he was going to open a forum to the “subjects” of France in order to stake out their …show more content…
The lives of everyday citizens were changed also by certain events of the revolution. But most of all, the empowerment that the “subjects” gained with the power of civic deeds and education. As long as these kind of enlightenment ideas continued, equality within the French population would soon begin. The termination of this monarchy provided individuals with the right over land that they work on and furthermore, gave them the right to enjoy freely within their literacy and