Unifying The French Revolution

The end of a revolution is not a new day , it is the midnight of the century .

The revolution leaders need to unify the both sides (let the enemy to count them) to visualize what they had promised before the revolution . How difficult it is for the leaders to unify the both sides after a revolution ? This arduous job need several essential factors to satisfy simultaneously : economy benefit ; politics compromise ; philosophical agreement ; controlled military .

The easiest way towards unity is meet both sides’s needs which means know exactly why , what they want through the revolution , actually many revolutions appear for the same problems . The leaders should never forget why and what they are fighting for (what the crowd really need)

Thus all the revolution leaders needed to do to unify the both sides is having politics compromise , to form the ideal government .

And Napoleon did so by publish Declaration of the rights of men and of the Citizen as well as the Civil code . Then , the feudal society , which lasted from the early Middle Ages to the present , was destroyed . Separation of powers and human rights guarantee the freedoms and equality of all citizens . French rebellions attacked the Bastille , equipped themselves with weapons . They had showed their determinations there . France did a great job on unity , because the Enlightenment had already influenced many Europeans and by contrast the Catholic pope had govern cruelly . Therefore when representatives of the bourgeoisie seized power in the city of Paris in the uprising and set up a national self-defense army , the king had to give in and recognize the legitimacy of the Constituent Assembly . French had the similar mind which lead them together at some point

The Presbyterian Party controlled the parliament, the supreme power of the state , and used it as a tool to defend its own interests.Economically , they made a lot of money by auctioning off the land of the king's party and the church , which fell into the hands of the big bourgeoisie and the upper-class new aristocracy . Then Cromwell led army refight against the parliament .Thus the leaders should not be so shortsighted (only live right now) like the parliament , instead they should be wide-hearted considering the both sides benefits and have controlled politics compromises reasonably . And the worst thing for “roundheads” parliaments to unified the “cavaliers” royalists was the execution of Charles I , that led the royalists explored to parliaments and many unexpected fights . The exile of Charles II (1651) and the replacement of English Monarchy with , at first , the Commonwealth England (1649–1653) and the protectorate under the personal ruled by Cromwell (1653–1658) and subsequently his son Richard (1658–1659) .

The monopoly of the church of on Christian worship in England ended with the victors consolidating the established Protestant Ascendancy in Ireland . Constitutionally , the wars established the precedent that an English monarch cannot govern without Parliament’s consent , although the idea of Parliament of ruling power as England was