India and the contemporary world

The France revolution

one the morning of 14 July 1789 The city of in which state of along the king and commanded troops to move into the city parade that he would soon order the army to open fire upon the citizen come 7000 man and woman in front of the town hall and presided to from a people they broke into a number of government building in search of..

A growing middle class in which wages and to privileges

in the past and workers had participated in revolve agent increasing tax and food scarcity but they left the means and programs to carry out full scale measure that would bring about it change in the social and economic order left to those groups within the third is date you had become prosperous and had access to education and new ideas..

The outer break of the revolution

april on 5 - 1789 called together and assembly of the state general to pass proposals for new tab is this landant help in Versailles was prepared to host the delegate the first and second is that sent 300 representative each who where is facing is other one two side will the 600 members of the third stage had to stand at the back...

Did women have a Revolution

from the very beginning women wear active participants in the events which brought about so many important scene in front society they hoped that there involvement would arise the Revolutionary government to introduce measures to improve their leaves most women of the third stage had to work for a living thing flower fruits and vegetable at the people most women did not have access to education or job training only together of noble or wealth members of the third is study a convent after with their family's arrange a marriage for them..

the Revolution and everyday life

can politics team the clothes people wear the language they speak or the book The read the year following 1789 in France many such a change in the lease of man woman and children the Revolutionary government took it upon himself to pass loss that would translate the ideals of liberty and equality into everyday practice...