The French Revolution -In a Nutshell

Discover the impact of the French Revolution on world democracy in this educational animated video. Explore the major events, causes, and outcomes of the revolution, including the storming of the Bastille and the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. This video provides a comprehensive and visually engaging look at the revolutionary changes that transformed France and had far-reaching effects on the world. Learn about how the French Revolution paved the way for the spread of democratic ideals and how it influenced the political landscape of Europe and beyond. Whether you are a student of history or simply interested in learning more about this significant period, this video is a must-see.

[@___pphh8554]

Marie Antoinette's response "Let them eat cake" was actually just a rumor that was going around

[@JuanCarlosVegaWP]

+InternetPotat0 yup, that's what the mob was led to believe

[@Courtmeister-rl7rw]

the cake was a lie

[@finnelhumano6096]

I read somewhere that it was actually a law that she impulsed where if bread sold out the bakeries had to sell the remaining cakes at bread prices.

[@clappedoutpinto7812]

+InternetPotat0 He said SUPPOSED

[@harikrishnan3071]

Not exactly like that she said like this"If They Can't Eat Bread, Let Them Eat Cake"because she don't know what is povertyshe led a luxurious life............

[@Fleurellz]

Anybody else doing this for a school task 💅

[@o-kun1886]

😂😂

[@sulamy1955]

They should have talked about the burgoisie... They, not regular commoners, were the driving force of the revolution

[@anotherhuman1935]

+xZeno The Third estate was made up of the bourgeoisie, wage earners, and the peasantry

[@Zamolxes77]

+xZeno They're too scared, because every time someone mention the word bourgeois, they immediately think of communism. Its retarded, but there it is.

[@kcgm4059]

+xZeno At least according to the classical/marxist interpretation.

[@marybach9925]

xZeno they were still part of the third estate

[@jacksqwat3068]

"Remember the French Revolution to which it was we who gave the name of 'Great.' The secrets of its preparation are well known to us for it was wholly the work of our hands. We were the first to cry among the masses of the people the words 'Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.' The stupid Gentile poll parrots flew down from all sides on to these baits, and with them carried away the well-being of the world. The would-be-wise men of the Gentiles were so stupid that they could not see that in nature there is no equality...." Protocols of Zion No. 7., No 1 "On the ruins of the natural and genealogical aristocracy of the gentile we have set up the aristocracy of our educated class headed by the aristocracy of money. The qualifications for this aristocracy we have established in wealth, which is dependent upon us...." Protocols of Zion No. 3

[@RavitejaAnumukonda]

Why does this have such less views? This Deserves ALL THE VIEWS.

[@tulasikorwar4585]

Wow !! The video was great.... He explained so well !!

[@manojnapotturi2249]

That was really good!

[@nusratparveen82]

I’m watching for class

[@Karstin1812]

Please keep these videos up! Since there aren't many, they can't help me so well now, but in the future, someone would be really happy to find these, before their finals. (The "things you need to know" bit was really usefull, too!)

[@destinykiara17]

Oh my gosh, thank you so much. This made my studying so much easier. I'm a visual person and this helped SOOOO much. :) I learned more in 2mins 50secs than I did in the past few weeks in claass

[@twosunee]

Make more please - Signed, a History teacher who can only hold her students attention for so long with her theatrics and needs simple short entertaining videos like these

[@taylorford88]

Awesome video. My class really enjoyed this. Please make more!!!

[@Rehlaris]

I loved this summary! Thank you so much, it helped plenty with my project!

[@zp1815]

Marie Antoinette never said that about cake! GOSH!

[@shlomosarah]

That's right. She probably didn't, and the clip doesn't say she did. This saying was *attributed* to her by the commoners. The importance of this sentence is in understanding how the people viewed the monarchy and specifically Marie Antoinette.

[@brandonrichards4998]

Shlomo Blass Yeah, but the way the video presents it is a bit misleading, no? Seems to reinforce the misunderstanding. Otherwise, great video! Can't wait for more. :)

[@isaac.aaron.standen]

Željko Poljak Well, Queen Victoria was meant to have sad 'We are not amused' but hey, history can become pretty weird.

[@brendalomeli2559]

🤣🤣 some people do not need an internet platform to go viral with lies 😝 poor Marie-Antoinette (Still relating her to cakes is what keeps her alive in my memory 🙈).

[@MYstay08]

it’s not that serious bro 💀

[@Asin565]

I thank u from the bottom of my heart. This vid really helped me in revising all the key points.

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Assassians creed unity brought me here

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ya me too ahahaha XD

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Me also lol

[@jacobgutierrez9083]

Same here

[@WBSGBS]

You had never heard of the French Revolution until Assassins Creed?

[@chc4977]

WBSGBS You have never heard of Assassins Creed until the French Revolution ?

[@drawinglife2008]

My class watched this for History today! Everyone loved it! You got a new subscriber now!

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Renu Sharma?

[@Myra792]

Ya we did too

[@babyhanif19]

i loveeeee this summary,thanks alot!

[@diyachandna2992]

Awesome video!! Keep making more!

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Best video 3ver on French Revolution... This is something which I was searching since months .. Thank you so much #NutshellEdu

[@isaac.aaron.standen]

SO helpful for my year 8 history exam, thanks soooo much! Love the cartoons and humour to! :)

[@SPCCreations]

How do you edit it so professionally? Great job nutshell team.

[@Titanic_401]

Marie Antoinette never said "Let them eat cake.". She probably never left the palace of Versailles. So she never saw how the poor french people lived.

[@juliaroberts1352]

Who had started the idea that she does not said that?

[@barbieusry2564]

A lot of French Historians say she never said that. They say she mumbled something under her breath. I guess someone misheard her and spread it around the kingdom.

[@user-fv4zm9hz3z]

I'm happy to watch this video. I could know what is French Revolution, and I could practice my listening skill. I'm interested in France. I want to study more about France.

[@TheGoldenDragonmc]

Great videos! Keep up the good work!

[@xxzarexx]

This is so helpful , thanks so much :)

[@anjalimishra-od7lr]

Very good and compact way of learning.....Thanks For Making Such A Video

[@Creativity06]

This is the video used by our teacher to teach us French revolution.

[@Z34L0U5_]

this helped a lot, thanks!

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Thank you for this video!

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Thank you this really helped me :)

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[@stellaborodina]

you should definitely make more videos! short and simple!

[@IAmSoBoredPeople]

This is really good. thx for teaching me a little bit about it.

[@reganbrandon04]

Very well done, unfortunately historically incorrect. The declaration of the rights of man was signed in 1789 after the march on Versailles. Which lead to the signing of the new constitution of 1791 which was based on the American Declaration of independence.

[@JakeMHN]

Nerd

[@jngamingfortnite6969]

Facts Like bro Chill out

[@japstaper]

SO inaccurate. The peasants weren't influenced by enlightenment ideas or the American revolution. There was a bad harvest for several years, and they were just hungry. The king wasn't a bad guy. He continually tried to reform France and its broken tax system, which was unable to handle the debt left by his predecessor Louse the IVX. The nobles, however, kept blocking the king's attempts. The popular view at the time was to have a constitutional monarchy, and the king's beheading was carried out by a group of extremist jacobins. Go to crash course for more accurate history.

[@danieltirsoreanu2152]

Correct!

[@matthewboone716]

Check out the history behind the Blue Libraries. Traveling salesmen who went through France and sold watered down Enlightenment texts. While you are correct, most of the lower classes would not have been influenced by the Enlightenment, some were. It was a factor in the start of the French Revolution.

[@japstaper]

A factor, but not the all important spark.

[@matthewboone716]

No doubt. Spark was economic.

[@StarfieldRailway]

Did you expect every detail to be covered in a 2 minutes and 50 seconds video? The video is not inaccurate. It is just an extreme summary.

[@susanlois6194]

Thanks to you I actually enjoyed history today. Thank you.

[@weaknxss1646]

My class used this video for my history class thanks for the vid I love this

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So I have a test on this you helped a tone thanks bro

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[@AidanCaDrago]

I thought this was going to be a silly ms paint video but this helped me learn for school nice video!

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Fantastic video I enjoyed it so much!

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Awesome job!

[@Username246.]

Wow this is the first history video I’ve watched in which I knew everything.

[@artyfarts8006]

Thx, helped a lot with my essay!

[@dejamariewright2008]

This really helps when I’m doing my homework thank you 😊

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I loved this video! Thanks!!

[@mohammedifteqaruddin2267]

Thank you so much the best explanation i have ever seen

[@RenanMeloC]

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How did you do the video?? that's lit

[@Rszm2]

1.europeans were divided into three social estates (clergy,nobility ,commoners) 2.reasons and science revolutionary ideas began to spread to the public 3.a universal declaration which stated men born free and equal )

[@mukeshbwn]

Awesome video .... Thanks for help👍🏻

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Pretty Good video 10/10 Eddie

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a really understandable and nice video

[@dollsandmilk]

*Stepping out of character* I'm actually a Revolutionary War reenactor

[@emmabaxy3965]

After watching Les Mis for the first time and having learnt french my entire life I just wanted to know what sparked this revolution, and I find it so terrifying and amazing

[@harrylinnell9092]

The revolution in Les Mis is actually from the 1820s, after all of this, when the royal family was reinstated after napoleon. However all of French history is very interesting, and there are a hell of a lot of revolutions to keep track of (the current French Republic is the fifth!)

[@afaqahmed2876]

thx it helps so much =)

[@stephnello]

Just one thing: the Independence day / 14/07 celebrations actually do not celebrate the Bastille day, but they commemorate the Fête de la Fédération, 14/07/1790, in which representents from the whole country gathered and the king declared he would support the newly formed People's Assembly. It felt like reconciliation was possible, and it was that date that was agreed upon in 1880 as a National Day for its symbol of hope and community rather than war.

[@alfreddavidnadar3685]

How did you make the amazing animations????

[@mimihatsune313]

Thanks to this i passed my test in ap world history!! thank you!

[@keenanbhiro9606]

thank you so much

[@EmperorTikacuti]

The French Revolution brought greater ideas to the people, that all are created equal but unfortunately, due to the rise of an ideal very radical, led to the rise of the Bourgeois Capitalists, that lead the world and the economy later on, worsening economic depression, that eventually will lead not revolution, not war, not events but the annihilation of mankind, worst than the last, that we question ourselves, what does freedom mean?

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Helped me with my history thanks

[@madsmohnen]

Where's Robespierre?

[@BlunderCity]

+madsmohnen 6 feet under... headless!

[@_alicia__]

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Students are really interested in the cartoons😁 not in the the teachers in front of them to teach😅. Such videos are really rare. 😭😭

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[@xtremesssss]

A M A Z I N G Animation!

[@emmavictoria4938]

thanks ... atleast understood half of the lesson.

[@Durovnax]

I learned from you in few minutes more than i learned from my history teacher taught me.

[@jngamingfortnite6969]

LOL!!!!!!

[@manavdoshi4748]

Marie Antoinette supposedly said let them eat brioche, which is an expensive bread. During that time, there was a law that when normal bread was running short, brioche should be made available. Maybe she meant that provide them with brioche. Which the commoners misinterpreted.. Or she never said any of this at all... For the historians mention, te queen said... Now which queen so we can not be sure on what Marie said .

[@manaswithareddykauluri339]

flabbergasting video ....... it helped me a lot to understand french revolution

[@FriendlyKat]

Subbed!!!!!

[@Brad-yz3bs]

the video never says that marie antoinette said "let them eat cake" the video said that was her SUPPOSED response listen to the video before you guys start nitpicking

[@clappedoutpinto7812]

+Bryan Michaels people are so stupid

[@ancientsade359]

I watched this video for anwers on my history homework ... The add revenue gives me the answers my homework

[@awaishussain4954]

this is for my french work

[@cocomelon6969]

very good

[@Sv28046]

very helpfull!

[@joshuarichiuso8037]

this is entertaining good job

[@sydneyannaleese]

she never said "let them eat cake" that was used for many higher-ups that the commoners felt were disconnected

[@julekhamujawar9412]

I like this images . thanks

[@howie754]

This was interesting

[@maggie8802]

Please upload more videos

[@philippemichon8725]

simple et efficace

[@randomtubetv4050]

good vid 👍

[@navroopjudge308]

nice animation

[@alysawong2815]

very usefull:)

[@lunargoddess2002]

Some of the information isn't correct. Marie Antoinette never said let them eat cake and the revolutionaries didn't exclude minorities. Slaves were freed during the revolution and Napolean reinstated slavery. Napolean felt like it was necessary to reinstate slavery to help the Republic make money.

[@thesexiestbiscuit]

Even though it is probably historically incorrect that Marie Antoinette said that, he didn't state it as a fact, he said"supposedly"

[@berthold64]

The CAKE IS A LIE!!

lunargoddess2002 Cake ? "Brioche" is more correct

[@dikshyasethy]

Which app is it ??

[@shlomosarah]

You are right Ryan, but the script doesn't say that she did, rather: "Queen Marie Antoinette's *supposed* response upon learning that the poor peasants had no bread". This sentence which was attributed to her by the angry French public demonstrates their perception of the royal family and the queen in particular as spoiled and detached. That is why it is worth noting, even though she probably never actually said these words.

[@anthonyc-i8869]

subbed.

[@mialewis7963]

please can we you this video for our school project on the French Revolution?

[@mialewis7963]

not you, use

[@josh_hwvng]

Please, MAKE MORE VIDS!! :D

[@oferwinter9]

its coming soon...

[@gowrikrishna9224]

how do you animate this