Title: What made the French so angry with King Louis XVI that they demolished the Monarchy and guillotined their King and Queen during the French Revolution? - Quora
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What made the French so angry with King Louis XVI that they demolished the Monarchy and guillotined their King and Queen during the French Revolution?
Content: not all of the French people were opposed to the Monarchy by any means, and Royalist revolts were common through to the end of the Terror) was the view that Louis XVI was a traitor to the Revolution. This first manifested as, essentially, a conspiracy theory. It’s the winter of 1789, people are worried the nobility is planning a return, the harvest is bad, and in the midst of this all a rumor spreads that Louis and Marie trampled on a Revolutionary symbol. Well, this would not stand, and so the peasantry around P
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The fundamental reason for the anger of the French (which is an oversimplification; not all of the French people were opposed to the Monarchy by any means, and Royalist revolts were common through to the end of the Terror) was the view that Louis XVI was a traitor to the Revolution. This first manifested as, essentially, a conspiracy theory. It’s the winter of 1789, people are worried the nobility is planning a return, the harvest is bad, and in the midst of this all a rumor spreads that Louis and Marie trampled on a Revolutionary symbol. Well, this would not stand, and so the peasantry around Paris marched on the Palace of Versailles. Ultimately, this mob ended up kidnapping the Royal Family to Paris; if the King hadn’t opposed the Revolution before, he sure as hell was prepared to do so now.