The French Revolution: overthrowing the monarchy and its aftermath

Beginning in 1789, the French Revolution overthrew the French monarchy and aristocracy under the banner of liberty, equality, and fraternity. It went through several distinct, often violent phases, including the Reign of Terror, before Napoleon Bonaparte eventually seized power, leaving a complicated legacy of both democratic ideals and continued political upheaval.

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