For many, survival was an acceptable achievemnt. If you managed to survive both starvation and the Bread Riots and avoided the Riots and the guillotine then you were among the majority and the lucky. For those in poverty the goal could be as simple as bread and hope.
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Most probably up-to how much I have read...I suppose the major goal was to end the system of one man rule i.e. monarchy which is hereditary.They wanted to make a new government where the powers of the monarch were checked and was termed as the 'constitutional monarch'.I hope this answer will help you ! :-D
A major goal of the French Revolution was to end the system of government where a king or queen ruled the nation. With the monarchy deposed, the goal was set set up a government that was to end famine and give male citizens the right to vote. In other words, to create a new government that represented the people.
The Rein of Terror was the time when hundreds even thousands of people died. At the time, Robespierre was in charge of this madness.
they were searching for a northwest passage to Asia.
to punish Germany. (boy did they learn their lesson. )
Both the British and French's chief goal was to weaken Germany militarily, strategically and economically.
The baby boom period resulted in to many children for the educational system to cope with so the government changed the schools, as well as health and welfare, from being the responsibility of the Catholic church to that of the province. Under the Catholic church, formal and higher courses were expensive and impractical for the public. Before the revolution, only 13% of children completed grade 11. Improvements were needed. Quebec also wanted a more similar and equally efecient system as those of the other provinces.