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The French Revolution was a massive pivot point in history, but there is no distinguished point as to when the French Revolution began, or ended. It is unclear whether the Tennis Court Oath, the storming of Bastille, or even t
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Charles X’s rise to power is much more different than Napoleon’s revolutionary style, in that he was crowned to Monarchy with Feudalism. Human Constitutions and Rights Documents par.
Charles had different ideas about his people’s rights. Charles X ( predecessor of Louis XVIII, whom followed Napoleon’s reign) on the other hand unsuccessfully tried to repress the ideas of the revolution and the July Revolution ensued, making him a mis-labelled pivot point. Charles was basically against everything the Revolution stood for as “ He was anti-demoncrcy, anti-nationalism, and pro-absolute monarchy. (Approved by the National Assembly of France, August 26,
1789. One thing that is certain, is that Napoleon very successfully upheld, enforced, and improved the ideas of the revolution, making him a Pivot Point. he killing of king Louis XVI, began the revolution. Charles tried to repress the ideas Napoleon had worked so hard on , as he avoided the revolution, his placement enforced the feudal, he had anti-nationalistic ideas, and he suspended the people’s rights in the July Ordinances. De Polignac then tried to apply his theories of the supremacy of the royal precognitive ( a very feudal way of thinking) and placed the July Ordinances in effect.
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