A True Revolution? Although some people seem to speculate for some odd reason that there are some incentives in which to believe that the French Revolution is indeed not a true revolution, I intend to confirm that there is not one shred of evidence which supports this idea. A revolution is a complete overthrow of an established government or political system, and they usually occur because of widespread dissatisfaction with an already existing system. Various …showed first 75 words of 562 total…

…showed last 75 words of 562 total…to France but did not make the country a democracy. It ended supreme rule by kings and strengthened the middle class. The revolution made lasting foundations for a strong central government and a free society dominated by the middle class and landowners. After all my research, the decision that I initially made still stands clear. The French Revolution was truly a revolution because there were social, economic, and political changes in France during the revolution.