A revolution begins when someone has a demand for reform with they’re country. Writers from the Enlightenment were usually arguing with the social, political and economic ways in their country. Quite a few of them wrote of better ways to solve these grievances. Many people across the world were fed up with their kings, restricted voting rights, and empires. One of the writers from the Enlightenment wrote that people should be able to have natural rights as well as life, liberty, and property. He thought that the best government was one accepted by all the citizens, and if that government fails its obligations or violates the peoples natural rights, that the people have the right to over throw it. He believed in a limited monarchy and separation of powers and that the government should rule with the consent of the people and they should be educated. Some social grievances that people were fighting against were feudal social systems and the authority of the church. The feudal social system was based on what class you were born into. Many people decided that it’d be better if jobs were based upon skills. The entire country would benefit if social class was determined with jobs based on skill because they would have more chances to trade and have more stuff for them to purchase and sell. Another social grievance is the authority of the church. People would benefit if they had religious freedom and toleration. You shouldn’t have to be forced to be Catholic because your country is, so freedom of religion is great because you can believe what you want. Poverty and unfair taxes are some economic grievances. Some solutions for poverty were economic reforms and free market. Free market is common is America these days. Today you can start from scrapes and become a millionaire years later. You can make up anything and try and sell it and the government can’t do much about it. A huge problem was unfair taxes. As a result they decided you could have elected assemblies and...