Which revolution? They had an absolute monarchy, then a limited monarchy, then a Republic, then a Directorate, then a Consulate, then an Empire, then a limited monarchy, then the Empire again for three months, then the limited monarchy again, then an absolute monarchy, then a constitutional monarchy with a King from a different family, then a second Republic, then the Empire back again, then the Third Republic, then (during WW2) a puppet Dictatorship, then a Fourth Republic, then a Fifth. Who knows if that's the end of the stoiry?
a monarchical absolute government
France was an ABSOLUTE MONARCHY when the French Revolution of 1789 began.
The French Revolution overthrew the Absolute Monarchy of France.
There isn't any particular type of government that is immune to revolution. Any government can become corrupt and the political winds can shift at any time towards a revolution.
The Continental Congress.
democracy
France was an ABSOLUTE MONARCHY when the French Revolution of 1789 began.
France was governed by a monarchy before the French revolution.
The French Revolution overthrew the Absolute Monarchy of France.
An unlimited government
Before the Revolution France was Absolute Monarchy under the Bourbon Kings, the Last of whom was King Louis XVI, there were a few checks on the power of King such as the power of the clergy, the local Parlements, and the Estates General After the Revolution France was a Absolute Monarchy under the Military power of Emperor Napoleon I
Britain
There isn't any particular type of government that is immune to revolution. Any government can become corrupt and the political winds can shift at any time towards a revolution.
Napoleon took over, and replaced the monarchy by making France an Empire
Before the Revoultion, France was an Absolute Monarchy. The King ruled by Divine Right, and his command was law. There were a number of feudal institutions that had roles in the enforcement and overseeing of laws, such as the law courts known as the Parlements. But the King had the final right to enforce or overturn any law. He could imprison people at will and hold them without charge. He had the right to confer property and titles of nobility, and to take them away. The King and his Ministers ruled France directly. Nobles and the Catholic Church also had numerous traditional rights, such as the rights to collect certain levies from the people.
The French revolution did much to prove to the Americans that freedom and rule by Republic was the only true model of a successful government. Before the French revolution many in the new United States of America where in favor of a "royal" type of government.
The French consulate, designed by Napoleon.
capitolism