The ¡°February Revolution¡± was the bourgeois revolution in France to overthrow the July dynasty and establish the Second Republic. The July dynasty was governed by a financial aristocracy consisting of bankers, exchange brokers, railroads, miners, forest owners and land owners.

After the victory of the July Revolution, the development of capitalism in France made the vast majority of workers farmers and small bourgeoisie even poorer. The progress of the industrial revolution kept the capitalists stuck, and as their wealth increased, thousands of handicrafts and small owners went bankrupt because of the competition of the large industry. The vast majority of farmers were small landowners, and they were responsible for the various excessive taxes on state taxes. The deepening of the social crisis, the dissatisfaction with the reactionary government of Kizo, made the country's struggle against the July dynasty even more fierce, calling for reform of the electoral system, and for social change. The revolutionary activism of the masses grew unprecedented, hunger riots occurred throughout the country, and workers in

Louis Philippe, the representative of the financial nobility group, considered the banquet movement a threat to himself, ordered the Guizot government to ban the banquet scheduled for January 19, 1848. The bourgeoisie decided to change the banquet to February 22, but the government banned it again. The bourgeoisie withdrew. But the large masses in Paris, especially workers and students, expressed great anger about it. On February 22, the French ¡°February Revolution¡± finally broke out. People went out into the streets, shouting loud slogans to the Guizot house. On February 23, the insurgent masses fought a fierce battle with the government army, and the workers also held a spontaneous general strike. In this case, the government army was very upset. Louis Philippe felt the situation seriously, ordered Guizot

The February Revolution was a bourgeois-democratic revolution. For France, the tremendous French Revolution overthrew the rule of the feudal dictatorial dynasty and paved the way for capitalist development. The Napoleonic Empire established the normal rule of rule in the legal form of capitalist development, and the subsequent dynasties also carried the task of further development of capitalism. The February Revolution overthrew the rule of the financial nobility that hindered the further development of capitalism and damaged the industrial and commercial bourgeois interests, established a bourgeois-democratic republic, established the comprehensive rule of the bourgeoisie, and paved the way for the further development of capitalism in France. The February Revolution was the continuation of the French bourgeois revolution and was