The Age of Enlightenment, which can be defined as a time when philosophers emphasized the use of reason to understand truth as well as he emergence of the belief that the power of human knowledge and reason can improve human society. Its scholars shared a critical style, a commitment to open-mindedness, and a hostility toward authority. These ideas influenced the conditions that would result in the French Revolution because they gave people the idea that they should be represented in their government. An illuminating idea that was incorporated into these events was that of inalienable rights. It was John Locke's idea of ​​life, liberty and property for all. This idea was included in the French Declaration of Human Rights, which guaranteed protection against arbitrary arrest and people's approval of taxation. He approved the free communication of ideas, but on the condition that this freedom be subject to legal restrictions against abuse. Another idea of ​​the Enlightenment was that people had the right to stand up for what they believed in. During the French Revolution, the French people revolted against their government and overthrew the monarchy due to special treatment (such as tax exemptions and special privileges). given to the nobility and aristocratic classes. This proves that these ideas were more than just words or philosophies, but had real meaning in how people wanted to be treated, governed, and how they wanted to live their lives. People would go so far as to risk their own lives and those of their families to ensure that they and future generations could live free and prosper. I was a farmer in our school bag activity. For me, the most important Enlightenment idea we discussed was the inal...... middle of paper ... which also made the entire country a better place for the French people and for the world around France. It made France a better place for culture and progress. But it was not only a success after the revolution. He paved the way for France's long-term future. The generations following the revolution also benefited from the sacrifices made by those who fought during the revolution. Their blood and lives were a great and precious sacrifice so that their children and their children's grandchildren could live a better life. It also enhanced the history and greats of their home country. France is a country that many people want to visit because of the country it is today. It is home to some of the world's greatest artists, architects and historical monuments, which may not have been possible without the Peasants' Revolution..