What Caused the French Revolut

What Caused the French Revolution? France had a large population and prosperous trade during the 1700's. It was considered to be the most advanced country of Europe. However, when high taxes and disturbing questions about the Enlightenment were sprung upon the French citizens, mainly the Third Estate of the Old Regime, the people needed a change. King Louis XVI left these problems of France unresolved and contributed to new dilemmas. Thus the French Revolution was …showed first 75 words of 597 total…

…showed last 75 words of 597 total…the price of bread. Louis and his wife were quick to leave signaling "the change of power and radical reforms about to overtake France". The Declaration of the Rights of Man was formed along with a new government for France. Resentment by the Third Estate, remaining debts of great size, and power felt by the rising radicals were all preventable problems, yet as they stayed unresolved they became the major causes of the French Revolution.