Causes of the revolution in France at the end of the 18th century

The following reasons for the revolution can be distinguished:

Crisis situation in the state;
Significant tax burden from the government;
Lean years;
Failure of the government to take drastic measures to correct state problems;
Sharp class inequality.

The impetus for the beginning of revolutionary actions was the removal of Naker, whom most Parisians considered a man who could deal with such a bad state of affairs.