The storming of the Bastille marks the official beginning of the French Revolution. The events of the time saw the French and especially Parisian people, rising in a context of dire needs, to oppose the nobility. The storming of the Bastille is the day when Parisians aided by a large number of the Garde Nationale, raided the fortress and prison of La Bastille to seize gunpowder (they had already seized cannons at the Invalids' arsenal earlier in the day) to defend themselves against the foreign regiments of the king. The French revolution resulted of the ousting of monarchy.
Bastille Day.
No one, Bastille Day is France's national day, not its independence day.
There is no school on Bastille day in France. Firstly Bastille Day is on the 14th of July, so this is the Summer holiday period, and secondly It is a bank holiday and day off for working people.
Bastille Day is celebrated in every French city and village.
No, Bastille Day is only relevant to France, not Canada or Québec.
None are related to Bastille Day.
Bastille Day is the national holiday of France. It began on July 14, 1880 and is held to honor the beginning of the French Revolution with the Storming of Bastille.
Bastille Day
Bastille Day is celebrated in every French city and village.
France
The Bastille was the Royal Prison. By taking the Bastille, the people were telling the King he had lost his power of threat.
France does not have an Independence Day. France has been independent since the Romans left. In France there is a National Festival (Fête Nationale) called in English Bastille Day, which is on July 14.