A consequence of the 1789 revolution in France was the establishment of the First French Republic and the end of monarchy. The revolution led to the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, which articulated individual rights and freedoms. It inspired radical social and political change, including the rise of radical groups like the Jacobins and the eventual Reign of Terror. The revolution also prompted widespread wars with other European monarchies, leading to the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte and his subsequent establishment of an empire. Its impact extended globally, encouraging movements for democracy and rights across different nations.