It attack the Bastille Prison
They were afraid that they would fall under German rule, so their changes to the government allowed their president to veto any bills that let them susceptible to German rule.
Changes in the rights of the Second Estate as a result of the National Assembly included the abolition of feudalism. This in turn took away the seigneurial rights of the Second Estate.
They took away the rights
National convention
He demanded a Merit System within the Government but rarely considered it essential when appointing his family members as heads of various countries that he had invaded and conquered.
They were afraid that they would fall under German rule, so their changes to the government allowed their president to veto any bills that let them susceptible to German rule.
The british government do. Also The Welsh Assembly government are allowed to make changes
Changes in the rights of the Second Estate as a result of the National Assembly included the abolition of feudalism. This in turn took away the seigneurial rights of the Second Estate.
They took away the rights
Nobles were no longer able to own property
National convention
Napoleon called off Sunday morning meeting
The common people were starving while the higher ups were living well. Resentment started to grow. Over a ten year period, large scale social and political changes started to occur. The government took a shift from monarchy to democracy. A full out revolution took place in the streets. There were several armed conflicts. Louis XVI tried to flee France, but was executed. Monarchy was abolished, and social changes took place. This all set the stage for Napoleon Bonaparte's rise of power in 1804. The third Estate formed the National Assembly(apex)
During the Medieval Ages in England various steps were taken towards representative government including the formation of a Great Council the development of taxation systems and the establishment of a national assembly. The Great Council was a group of nobles and clergy who initially served as advisors to the king but eventually gained more legislative power and the ability to grant charters to towns and cities. Taxation systems were developed that allowed for the collection of revenue from the general population which could be used to finance government projects. The national assembly or Parliament was formed in 1265 and allowed for the representation of both the nobility and the commoners. This assembly eventually gained the right to approve taxation and legislation. These changes created the foundation for representative government in England and allowed for greater participation by the people in the decision-making process.
The National Convention was the government formed in France that sought changes that were much more far-reaching than most governments had the ambition for.
There is a platform committee that writes the platform and presents it to the assembly for approval. I do not know whether changes can be made from the floor.
There was no one particular person who was intended to 'fix' the changes made by the Revolution and Napoleon's rule. Many changes were simply laid down in Laws, passed by the so-called Directorate Government of the Republic and later by the Government's ministers under Napoleon.Napoleon himself was however the driving force behind many important innovations such as the Code Napoleon, the Civic Law book that would influence civic law all over Europe for at least the next 100 years. In the field of foreign policy, his 'fixer' was Count Talleyrand.