Importance of the French Revolution

Question 1

why is it relevant

Answer 1

It played a part in the end of slavery and shaped the modern understandings of the rights of women and elaborated on the idea that women are equal to men

Question 2

what did the french revolution end

Answer 2

It changed the social and political structures of the European nation, and brought the end of feudalism in Europe and the ideas of liberty and equality

Question 3

what system did france operate on prior to the revolution

Answer 3

Before the revolution, France was just like most other European nations and operated as feudal society

Question 4

how did our views change?

Answer 4

Transformed the ways in which we see the world though liberalism, egalitarianism, and nationalism

Question 5

define liberalism

Answer 5

Liberalism; the belief that all people should be free

Question 6

define egalitarianism

Answer 6

Egalitarianism; the belief that all people should be equal

Question 7

define nationalism

Answer 7

Nationalism; that we as people are loyal to our country and our people and do not respond to a singular monarch. It is all about sharing common goals/need/wants/interests/ideas. The French use the term Fraternity.