The Role Of Conspiracy And Conspiratorial Thinking On...

The role of conspiracy and conspiratorial thinking in generating and intensifying the French Revolution was very great to the affect it very much, bringing much fear to the public. The actions of the king, queen to make these fears to be risen were things; i.e. the bringing of the troops, army to Paris, the tramping of people that were protesting by the soldiers, and the fear that the kings, nobles were going to stop the revolution from happening. During the time of the revolution, there were many fears going on at the same time, and mostly dealing with the army, troops coming into Paris. These fears were increasing by the actions of the king and him ordering the troops to come to Paris. What the king didn’t know about what he was doing was that he was going to make it worse, and having revolts would come from this order. What made the king bring the troops to Paris, was that he wanted to make sure to have control over the crowds from food riots from the rising grain prices, them not having enough bread to feed the people of Paris, and bring back of order to the city. This action of having them on standby, was in the minds of the people was increasing fear of the army, when they were moving closer to the city. What the people thought of this actions, was a conspiracy against them. The kind of the fears they had were of the other side, and it was escalating very fast, and it was becoming more violated over time. What else brought them fear, was their hero, Necker was fired