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On July 14, 1979, Bastille prison was stormed by many inhabitants of Saint-Antoine, the purpose behind the storming was because the inhabitants who saw the prison fortress as the symbol of an oppressive monarchy. The crowd also wanted to obtain a supply of ammunition being stored in the building. The event was the beginning of the French Revolution. Hope this helped!

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A state prison known as the Bastille was attacked by an angry mob. The prison had gotten to be a symbol of the monarchy’s oppressive rule. When the prison governor denied to comply, the mob charged and, after a rough battle, inevitably took hold of the building. The governor was seized and slaughtered, his head carried round the lanes on a spike. The storming of the Bastille typically marked the starting of the French Revolution.

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