On july 14, 1789, french citizens unhappy with the failed government reforms stormed the bastille, a medieval fortress prison. what has this event come to represent in french history?

Liberty, is the right answer.

Explanation:

There was an unconventional disturbance in Paris on the morning of 14th July 1789. The king ordered its troops to move into the town. Rumours percolated that he would quickly direct them to fire upon the occupants. Consequently, around 7000 people organised an army and devastated the governmental structure in hunt of arms. Another group of people stormed the fort jail of Bastille in the desire to get saved resources. Thereon a fight began in which the chief of Bastille was assassinated and seven prisoners were freed. The Bastille was rebelled by all as it continued for the supreme administration of the emperor. It was demolished and its remains were traded as relics.

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