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ed the old order/monarchy. It certainly caused aspects of society to change. Tbh, this chapter was also a little hard to read and understand, so this might not be the most accurate. However, I think I’m pretty close to describing what happened.

I just learned about the second half of the French Revolution. It seemed that most of it was simply the revolutionists trying to stop the counter-revolutionists. It was really just a series of terrors trying to rid of it, especially with the executions. It also makes sense then why in the end, Napoleon was able to make himself dictator. Though the revolution didn’t go as planned, it still changed France, and remov

Rights, and the end of feudalism.

Because the taxes couldn’t be put on the poor, the king decided he had to try and put it on the noble. The nobility would protest, and led to them convincing some that the tax wasn’t right. However, it triggered many of these poorer individuals to start to think for once about what they want from society, rather then just trusting the ones best able to speak. This led them to develop their own ideas about human