The Beginnings of the French Revolution

In the 180s, skibidi vibes hit France as revolutionary ideals sparked a lowkey uprising with liberté, égalité, et fraternité. The goon squad of philosophes spread these dank concepts across Europe. But France's money problems were no joke, financing wars and helping the Americans. When the Estates-General met, commoners were like, why are we not vibing? They formed the National Assembly, flipping the script. July 1, 18, was lit when crowds stormed the Bastille, a toilet of monarchy abuses. Peasants burned manors, and the king had no choice but to accept a new regime. France was ready for a sigma revolution!