Universal Declaration

It is the beginning of the French Revolution unchained by the incapacity of the King Luis XVI to face the serious financial crisis that if abates on the French State. With the Universal Declaration of the Rights of the Man and the Citizen, approved for the Constituent National Assembly in August of 1789, they are defended a series of measures between them the defense of the private property as sacred and inviolable, it institutes the personal freedom and the legal equality. From now, revolutionary France is in foot of war with the European monarchies, which the new French government makes entire opposition. From the Constitution written in September, they had been established the parliamentary monarchy, the civil equality, I confiscate it of the goods of the Church catholic, and the prohibition of formation of laboring associations and strikes. The partisan formation if would give of the following form: the Girondinos, seated of the right side of the parliament, representing the high bourgeoisie with majority and the support of the King; the Jacobinos, seated of the left side of the parliament, representing to the small average bourgeoisie, and the campesinato led by Robespierre. Initiate in 1789, with the Installation of the National Assembly and the approval of the Declaration of the Rights of the Man and the Taking of the Bastilha in 14 of July of the same year, with occupation of the Palace of Versailles, initiates it first phase of the Revolution restoring the first Republic. Exactly with the support of the high-bourgeoisie and conspiring to keep the Monarchy, the King runs away from the Country and tries an action against-revolutionary, also declaring war Austria. With the support of Austrians and prussianos that invade France it tries to come back to the power, but the popular Frenchmen finish defeating led by Robespierre, Marat and Danton who assume the government and the common people creates the Commune of Paris in August of 1792 and creates the national guards.

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