Title: Top 10 Major Effects of French Revolution
Headings: Top 10 Major Effects of French Revolution
Top 10 Major Effects of French Revolution
Content
10. Abolition of Feudalism
9. Fall of the Monarchy
8. Changed Land ownership
7. Dechristianization of France
6. Nationalism
5. Democratic Ideals
4. Spread of Liberalism
3. Birth of Ideologies
2. End of Bourbon rule
1. Ushered in the Age of Revolutions
Conclusion:

Content: 9. Fall of the Monarchy
The French Revolution resulted in the fall (abolishment) of Monarchy and the establishment of the First Republic in September 1792. It was possible only after King Louis XVI was compelled to the approval of a new constitution. During Louis XVI’s reign, there were problems relating to food and the economy. French people then imprisoned King Louis and Queen Mary-Antoinette in August 1792. King Louis was then plotting counter-revolutionary action along with the foreign armies/nations from the end of 1791. With the royal family proving themselves enemies of the revolution, the little control over events that King Louis still held was gone. After finding his plots with foreign nations, King Louis was arrested and executed on January 21, 1793. Robespierre was the main person of the Revolutionary Government. He called for changes of every kind and also demanded universal suffrage and end to slavery
In the French West Indies, Robespierre railed most passionately against the death penalty and wanted to discard all remnants of the medieval past.