France had 3 realms
* First estate were Clergy (around 130000)
* Second estate were Nobles (around 300000-400000)
* tierce estate were the rest of the wad, Peasants (around 25millions deal)
Before the revolution France had approximately problems
* Debts of the treasury
* Payments on debts
* Poverty of millions of ordinary people
* Bad harvests
* Unequal task structure
* No central bank in France
* Marriage of Louis xvi and Austrian princess Marianne Antoinette
* Influence of enlightenmen
* In 1787, 50% of the income peasants were spending on buying bread
* In 1788, 80% of the income peasants were spending on buying bread
* The solution was to make the tax on landowners.
* convocation of Notables forced to call Louis call a get together of three estates
* Nobles and Clergy wanted to limit kings power and increase their own
In 1789 the meeting of 3 estates happened
* The meeting was in Versailles and there were 291 people from 1st estate, 270 from 2nd estate, 578 from 3rd estate. Each person had a vote. 3rd estate was angry because they had an unfair voting transcription of estates, so on 17th of June it declared itself to be a bailiwick Assembly.
Tennis Court Oath 20 June 1789
* Third estate wanted to stay in tennis tourist court until they make a constitution
* But Louis tried to stop them by fix uping 1st and 2nd estate join National assembly and he called an army of 18000 troops to create a panic among people of Paris and National Assembly
Bastille
* Angry people stormed the Bastille in order to take gun powder in 14 of July 1789
Declaration of rights of man and citizen, August 1789
* National Assembly was afraid of violence, so they make a declaration the made citizens have equal rights.
* But the Declaration of rights did not mitigate life of women even after the Womens touch on Versailles and womens petition to get equal rights.
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