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Vive la Revolution

“Long live the revolution” is the cry being heard across Paris from the masses of poor and downtrodden citizens who have finally had enough of the rule of King Louis 16th. In a world first, Louis is to be guillotined today and France will become the largest and most powerful republic in the world, led by the impressive Maximilian Robespierre.

The origins of this revolution began mostly with the economic woes of France and the poor decisions made by Louis 16th. The skyrocketing price of bread has angered the citizens in every city and the response of the Queen, Marie Antoinette, who is alleged to have said “let them eat cake”, meaning she could not care less about the plight of the poor, has done little to ease the tension in the streets. Once citizen from the streets, Glenoir de Rollan explained that he had lost two children to hunger and it now looked as though his youngest daughter Sophie, would also soon die. “My children eat nothing, what am I to do? The King lives in his palace and cares little for us”.

The French economy has had many pressures, but none as great as assisting the citizens of America in their war of Independence. France decided to help because ......................

The church can not ignore its role in the problems of France. The new church tax or tithe, the dime, on all citizens has only caused the poor to become poorer, but has outraged the citizens. The church ..................

Against the background of all the unhappiness with the rule of King Louis, the new Enlightenment thinking of Voltaire and Rousseau who promote the rights of every man to decide how he should be ruled, has also caused people to question the authority of Louis. Voltaire believes that.................................... Rousseau also suggests that............................

The growing groundswell of hatred of the King only needed a spark to turn into a revolt and this came last July 14th with the storming of the infamous prison The Bastille. In what will be remembered as a great day for the new French Republic the citizens took toi teh streets and attacked this stronghold.......................................................

(Further description of the events of the revolution goes here)


 * Vive la Revolution**

//“Long live the revolution” is the cry being heard across Paris from the masses of poor and downtrodden citizens who have finally had enough of the rule of King Louis 16th. In a world first, Louis is to be guillotined today and France will become the largest and most powerful republic in the world, led by the impressive Maximilian Robespierre.//

The origins of this revolution began mostly with the economic woes of France and the poor decisions made by Louis 16th. The skyrocketing price of bread has angered the citizens in every city and the response of the Queen, Marie Antoinette, who is alleged to have said “let them eat cake”, meaning she could not care less about the plight of the poor, has done little to ease the tension in the streets. Once citizen from the streets, Glenoir de Rollan explained that he had lost two children to hunger and it now looked as though his youngest daughter Sophie, would also soon die. “My children eat nothing, what am I to do? The King lives in his palace and cares little for us”.

The French economy has had many pressures, but none as great as assisting the citizens of America in their war of Independence. France decided to help because ......................

The church can not ignore its role in the problems of France. The new church tax or tithe, the dime, on all citizens has only caused the poor to become poorer, but has outraged the citizens. The church ..................

Against the background of all the unhappiness with the rule of King Louis, the new Enlightenment thinking of Voltaire and Rousseau who promote the rights of every man to decide how he should be ruled, has also caused people to question the authority of Louis. Voltaire believes that.................................... Rousseau also suggests that............................

The growing groundswell of hatred of the King only needed a spark to turn into a revolt and this came last July 14th with the storming of the infamous prison The Bastille. In what will be remembered as a great day for the new French Republic the citizens took toi teh streets and attacked this stronghold.......................................................

(Further description of the events of the revolution goes here)