Causes of the French Revolution Great Valley School 法国大革命的原因大峡谷学校.ppt

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Causes of the French Revolution Great Valley School 法国大革命的原因大峡谷学校.ppt

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* * Political Cartoon On The Economic Causes Of The French Revolution The financial minister, Necker, looks on and says the money was there last time I looked. The nobles and clergy are sneaking out the door carrying sacks of money, saying We have it. Political Cartoon On Cultural Causes Of The French Revolution Political Cartoons On The Social Causes Of The French Revolution Procession of Refractory Clergy Of particular interest in this caricature of refractory clergy here are the long noses, traditionally used to caricature Jews, that suggest the refractory clergy were not of the people. This image shows resistant clergy marching in their last procession. The satyr at the rear with a coffin seems to threaten their very lives. In this drawing by an unidentified artist, the aristocratic right reads about Feudal Rights and the Republican left studies The Rights of Man while the Belly steals from both. This image demonstrates the common feeling of many French citizens who opposed restaurants because those who frequented these establishments were showing a deliberate display of wealth and a disregard for Frances suffering lower classes. Members of the sans-culottes despised restauranteurs due to the belief that they had no greater enemy than these voracious creatures who daily gulp down our money...so that we may obtain the necessities of life. (Spang, 122) This opinion was echoed by Mercier who felt that aristocratic delicacies corrupted republican decency and contaminated honest citizens. (Spang, 142), This concern carried over into the publics opinion that Louis XVIs crime was both moral and economic. (Spang, 127) Wake up Third Estate Conditions of a Revolution: The Old Regime The people in French society were not treated equally. The system of feudalism in France was known as The Old Regime. Citizens were divided into three classes or estates. The Three Estates The tables were turned. The French Revolution had given the First and Second estates less po