One of the points that Timothy Tackett emphasizes in his book, When the King Took Flight, is that France changed very rapidly between 1789 and 1791. The entire nation, not just Paris, but the small towns and countryside as well seemed to embrace the new order and the principles of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen. From the book, select four scenes, two from Paris and two from outside Paris that demonstrate how the French people embraced the new order and more importantly showed a willingness to reject the old. Also, describe the scenes and what was happening. What principles from the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen are at work in each of the scenes? In all cases, cite the sources of your evidence, even when you summarize or paraphrase (not just when you quote). You should only use the class textbook, the Tackett book and the primary source readings for this essay. only using when the king took flight (Timothy Tackett)
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