The French Revolution was a milestone not only in French history but global history as well. The French Revolution in itself is divided into three different phases, each marked by an event that signifies the transition from one phase to the next.

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Some perspective.

Revolutions and revolutionaries have certain characteristics that set them apart. Crane Brinton, in his book Anatomy of Revolution, discusses these characteristics. This article looks at what makes a revolution.

Income inequality, an unfair tax system, corrupt ministers, rising food prices, and a huge government debt, all led to the French Revolution. Sound familiar?

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End of the world.

Jean-Honoré Fragonard was the greatest colorist among the painters of the 18th century in France, popular for his genre paintings and artworks depicting veiled eroticism.