The French Revolution is defined as the political upheaval of world importance that began in France in 1789. Inspired by the success of the American Revolution, French citizens overthrew the noble, ruling class and establish a democratic government. The French monarchy under Louis XVI was viewed as oppressive and corrupt and the social structure was rigid, meaning it did not allow for social mobility which eventually forced the people to demand change.
The french revolution was significant because it caused not only France to break away from monarchy and the freedom to the people but it also helped many countries in Europe. Even though many men died fighting the wars of freedom it was a success because it they brought the government back to the people.
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