PPT: The French Revolution | Social Studies (SST) Class 9 PDF Download

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F r e n c h
R e v o l u t i o n
C l a ss - 9
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F r e n c h
R e v o l u t i o n
C l a ss - 9
In 1789, a remarkable event
unfolded, forever marking its
significance in human history.
Introduction to the French Revolution
It wiped out the old political
system, got rid of the French
Monarchy, and paved the way
for a fairer society and a
government that's
accountable to the people.
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F r e n c h
R e v o l u t i o n
C l a ss - 9
In 1789, a remarkable event
unfolded, forever marking its
significance in human history.
Introduction to the French Revolution
It wiped out the old political
system, got rid of the French
Monarchy, and paved the way
for a fairer society and a
government that's
accountable to the people.
 This monumental
change started with an
event known as the
storming of Bastille on
July 14, 1789, and
continued until a man
named Napoleon
Bonaparte rose to
power.
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F r e n c h
R e v o l u t i o n
C l a ss - 9
In 1789, a remarkable event
unfolded, forever marking its
significance in human history.
Introduction to the French Revolution
It wiped out the old political
system, got rid of the French
Monarchy, and paved the way
for a fairer society and a
government that's
accountable to the people.
 This monumental
change started with an
event known as the
storming of Bastille on
July 14, 1789, and
continued until a man
named Napoleon
Bonaparte rose to
power.
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F r e n c h
R e v o l u t i o n
C l a ss - 9
In 1789, a remarkable event
unfolded, forever marking its
significance in human history.
Introduction to the French Revolution
It wiped out the old political
system, got rid of the French
Monarchy, and paved the way
for a fairer society and a
government that's
accountable to the people.
 This monumental
change started with an
event known as the
storming of Bastille on
July 14, 1789, and
continued until a man
named Napoleon
Bonaparte rose to
power.
French Society Before the Revolution
The society was known
as the 'Old Regime' and
was divided into three
parts, or estates.
1st Estate
2nd Estate
3rd Estate