And the Ladies and gentlemen welcome to oral presentations. Episode 33, the French Revolution.

Did America as a nation go to dippies?

We are going to be taking a look at the French Revolution, which took place between 1789 and 1799,

is a 10-year period of time.

I apologize if the sounds bad.

I am on a headset mic again. But also the title. So I mean if you live in America, which I'm almost sure I haven't really looked at it but I'm pretty sure everybody who

listens to this is lives in America so so yeah I mean I kind of picked this topic for the

same reason I picked the Black Plague topic man because it was like, you know, I wanted, I got, I think it kind of freaked out.

I was like, what, how bad can this get?

And then I was like, the French did have a revolution.

And I, but all I knew was that like the French did have a revolution and I but all I

knew is that like the French had a revolution and actually in looking into it I

didn't even know I don't even think I had it put in my brain correctly

what the French Revolution is.

It's like a start of like France, like right now, actual France that exists now.

That was what came out of the French Revolution because before it was kings and monarch I didn't even

understand that that was as big of a shift like this is one of the most important events in like human history.

Had no idea just picked it because I was kind of freaking out and I wanted to I see you know

What happened in the French revolution. You know let's just take a look at it

And just to see what's going on. But yeah I didn't understand that this is this

big of a deal. Like this is France's like founding of their country. It's like

there 1776. So like people definitely like the whole

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