The French Revolution was a complex and unpredictable process, which had essentially begun in 1789, when citizens of the Third Estate began to demand a louder voice in the arena policy of the French monarchical government. Between these events took place many other notable influences and actions, which shaped the course of the revolution and manipulated it to produce its final result. Causes of the French Revolution: The French Revolution was not caused by any one event or movement, but by a series of minor events, combined with an outdated system of government, an unfit king to rule, and a expected crushing debt. to be paid by the poorest citizens of the county. The French government at the time of the Revolution. These forces were later reinforced by the poor harvest of 1791 and the increased pressure placed on the government by Austria and Prussia. A few months later, the French people revolted again due to lack of food, which effectively prompted the new government to resort to means of massacre in an attempt to contain a counter-revolution. The guillotine of the time became the official means of execution on March 20, 1792. Added to these events was also the start of the war with Austria and Prussia on April 20 of the same year. These factors ultimately contributed to the dissolution of the constitutional monarchy and the overall acceptance of the French Republic founded by the political leaders of the constitutional monarchy "who wanted to aggressively advance the Revolution." (The French Revolution (1789-1799), 2014) Conclusion: It is essentially thanks to the strength of the French people and the innovation brought by the National Assembly that the French Revolution was able to have such an impact in the country. This impact was initially positive, but with the internal and external forces of various people and events, such as the pressing force of neighboring countries and poor civilians, the initial revolution eventually collapsed on itself and led to the counter-revolution that controlled the country. France for years to come