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The French Revolution began in 1789 and ended in 1799. In the French society there were three financial groups or estates. ... This was how the French society was organized.
Some causes that led to the revolution were the ideas that the people had. ... In 1791 the Assembly believed that the revolution was over and started the Legislative Assembly. ... After this event new stages occurred in the revolution. ... The revolution grew violently. ...
Many people of France wanted the "reign of terror", the Jacobins dictatorship, and the democratic revolution to end. ... Bonarpartec a French general, later seized control of France in November 9, 1799, which ended the revolution.
The French Revolution brought much discussion into which kind of government was best for their country. Despite all the conflicts, the revolution did create a unified state and a strong central government.
Approximate Word count = 756
Approximate Pages = 3
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