Consequences of the Great French Revolution.
| September 2, 2021 | education
The main consequences of the French Revolution were:
1) Simplification of forms of ownership;
2) Sale of land of noblemen to peasants in installments for 10 years;
3) The revolution destroyed all class barriers. It can be said that the privileges of the clergy and nobility were abolished;
4) The state was turned into a parliamentary republic;
5) The state became the guarantor of all rights;
6) The financial system of the country was reformed.
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