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the french revolution

The French Revolution caused some very positive ramification to the society in France and other parts of Europe, while other people believe that the French revolution did more harm than good for society. However, it’s believed that the positive affects of this revolt far outweigh the negative affects. The French Revolution not only positively affected European society right after the revolt but, to this day, some positive affects remain in France, as well as many other societies in countries around the world. Such countries include United Estates, Italy, and Germany. Some benefits of the French Revolution included such changes as setting a higher standard of living amongst all people in these countries, and allowing anyone, rather than just nobles, to hold a position in a high public office. Therefore, the actions of the people in the French Revolution resulted in many positive contributions to many societies. “They unleashed new forces, destroyed old ideas, and offered new promises.” In my opinion, the most positive results of the French Revolution were the development of democracy and equality, as well as nationalism.Life in many societies is very different today than it was in France and the rest of Europe prior to the French Revolution. European society was extremely unequal and definitely undemocratic. One of the things that contributed to this inequality and undemocratic lifestyle in Europe was the absolute monarchies that controlled the societies. An absolute monarch was a leader of a country who had total domination over his country. The absolute monarch ruled by Divine Right of Kings, which meant that the King was chosen to reign by God. The people had no say in what the monarch did. It was a hereditary rule so only another member of the Royal family could take over the position as monarch. Another key point that contributed to the inequality within the society of France was the Old Regime. The ...

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