... vote when the three groups were brought together. From here, they formed the National Assembly, which included all 600 representatives of the bourgeoisie. When the National Assembly was rebuffed, the bourgeoisie acted against the government's decision and captured the Bastille Prison. The peasants and professional people wanted to take their problem under control. Families were not being treated for illnesses, they were starving and drinking water from the filthy ground, and they paid for small crimes with injustice punishments. The bourgeoisie wanted a Republic government and followed the United States lead in mutiny. The Aristocrats did not support a revolution; the Clergy clearly did not encourage the revolution as well, but stood with the Aristocrats that they shouldn't be taxed. There are many reasons that a revolution is brought into play. The way people are cared for, the way quandaries are unraveled, and the imaginings brought into the government are ...

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