punishment that Antigone was to go through. Also in one of Rousseau’s most radical works, A Discourse on the Origins of Inequality among Men, he states, Natural law is a set of laws or precepts created by God or Nature to regulate behavior for the better. These laws ordain what is right, and “must be” duties that apply to all. Creon was a Monarch. He believed in one person who would be sovereign over his
peasantry to question authority and go to the streets in protest. But no one would have thought though that 1789 would mark the beginning of the end for the French monarchy, the death of the king and a change in how the world works forever. In this essay a major player and cause for the success of the French Revolution that has often been ignored will be examined. Womens’ role in French society pre and post revolution and how they have been portrayed in revolutionary