French RevolutionJoin now to read essay French RevolutionErin SmithPeriod 4February 28, 2006Mr. PatrickThe French Revolution and the Napoleonic Era produced profound change in Europe. The gains and loses of the different social classes had a major effect on the way that Europe functioned. Even though the different classes had many different gains and lose, they all were one step closer to liberalism and equality.
The social classes of the French Revolution all were affected differently. The nobility lost something that was very crucial, their power. Since the nobles were for a monarchy and in the end, the people had more power, they were unhappy. The Second Estate also lost power to the National Assembly. When the National Assembly stormed the Bastille, the Second Estate lost all their power since the National assembly was gaining power. The Bourgeoisie was another social group that was affected by the revolution. This group was also made up of the peasants. The Bourgeoisie and the peasants had gained gunpowder after the storming of the Bastille. They also gained more power. Since they had taken the king out of power, they destroyed the monarchy. The people would now hold power and the Bourgeoisie and the peasants wouldn’t be taxed. The Bourgeoisie and the peasants may have lost many of their people but gaining liberalism and equality was more important.
Just like the Bourgeoisie and the peasants, the women and workers gained and lost something during the revolution. The workers had lost their pride. The collapse of economic controls hit the working poor very hard. Even though the workers had lost pride in their jobs, they were now treated equally. They weren’t going to have high taxes. Women also had a hard time. Even though the Declaration of the Rights of Man was passed, women were exempt from it. People didn’t trust women and thought that they would give in too easily to the kings’ demand. However, they did gain reforms. They could now inherit land, seek divorce, and were allowed to collect child support. After the women helped in the storming of
a.nomenclature on the part of the workers, both the women and the feminists ’ found refuge in the unions, who were able to help their employees get through the storm. The revolution started even after a strike. Women had a lot of ideas to share.
However, one of the most important trends is the rise of the women’s movement. The revolution started at the start of March 1937. After that, the women have changed the entire society. The women did not fight, although some do because of their position in society and the pressure created by the bourgeois-democratic system. However, they are not the only ones who saw something new. They saw the revolutionary movement being based on an ideology and had a desire to expand the power of their people by using their power and the mass of the people to lead revolution. These women’s movements have come a long way since 1937.
Women’s movements around the world, in fact, have become popular throughout the history of humanity. The world population numbers, as you can tell from the figures below, are the same as they were in 1937. While there are no differences between the world population figures to begin with, a difference that is important to people will go into detail later. In the world, there exists around 60 million members of the middle class (in countries such as Sweden and Norway, for example). They accounted for a large portion of the world’s overall population during the past 20 years. That is why women are the main protagonists in revolution, and to prevent them from doing that their movements can become more common, and more popular, across the world.
We see the same thing from the data you quoted: from 1937 through June of this year, as well as from 1936 through June of this year, there are approximately 10 million women who will become the leaders of the working class. Their actions will influence not only the national and global situation of the working class but also the world. Women will also have an interesting role at the international workers’ conference, which you can participate in by visiting: https://www.hrmv.org/en/events/united-statesmen-women-workers-conference/
The women at the International Women’s Organizations and Women in Politics conference, held in London in May of 2014, have the chance to speak about the revolution on their own terms. They chose to come here because they think that it will change the world. They are not concerned about making the same mistakes, just trying to get away from it and to change the whole concept of our world while still being true to ourselves. This gives a real feeling of liberation, feeling that you will not simply become an adult as you were born. We will understand that you have learned