Unfulfilled_Expectations_Were_Crucial_In_Causing_The_Revolut

Unfulfilled Expectations Were Crucial In Causing The Revolution. They Were Also The Key Causes Of The Crisis In The New Revolutionary Regime’. There were many reasons for causing the 1789 Revolution in France, and one was the unfulfilled expectations of the people. The old regime was extremely rigid in its ways of running things, and the people of France wanted a say. Although the new regime was much more democratic, as it was no longer a monarchical state, there were still crisis, but they were not specifically due to unfulfilled expectations, they were caused by other reasons. The people of France expected things to change in the new regime and most historians can agree that the revolution profoundly altered most aspects of life in France. When they were given a chance to have a say in the government with the Elections to the Estates General in 1989, their expectations were high for change. France was practically bankrupt after their help with the War of American Independence, and the taxation system was a mess with the burdens heavily on the shoulders of the third estate. Louis XVI had to resort to holding the Assembly of Notables to raise some money, but this resulted in the Elections to the Estates General, as the first estate was not willing to be taxed. Louis gave the revolution, people, expectations, regime, new, france, crisis, been, things, didn’t, change, unfulfilled, now, money, wanted, very, revolutionary, peasants, louis, lost, high, general, estates, say, resort, poor, open, notables, longer, land, key, government, feudal, dues, causes