The slogan "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" represented the core ideals of the French Revolution, encapsulating the aspirations for a more just and equitable society. "Liberty" referred to individual freedoms and the desire to overthrow tyranny; "Equality" emphasized the need for social and legal equality among citizens, moving away from feudal hierarchies; and "Fraternity" articulated a sense of brotherhood and unity among the people in pursuit of common goals. This slogan became a rallying cry for revolutionaries seeking to establish a republic based on democratic principles and has since been a symbol of democratic movements worldwide.