Causes of the July Revolution in France and its results.

The main reason for the July Revolution in France can be considered the decrees of the government, which were supported by the king. The decrees tightened freedom of speech, made suffrage less loyal, restored censorship in full and dissolved the House of Representatives.
As a result of the revolution, the king changed in France, and the principles of the monarchy gave way to liberal views. Also, the July Revolution had great consequences for all the neighbors of the French. Similar revolutions broke out in some German and Italian principalities in the south of the Netherlands, which ended with the emergence of Belgium. Also, a great effect was caused in Poland, which was partially under the rule of the Russian Empire.