The outcome of the French Revolution significantly altered the role of monarchy in Europe, leading to the decline of absolute rule and the rise of constitutional governance. The revolution abolished the feudal system and established the idea of popular sovereignty, challenging traditional monarchical authority. This evolution inspired anti-monarchical sentiments across Europe, resulting in uprisings and the establishment of constitutional frameworks in various countries. While some monarchies were restored post-revolution, the principles instilled during this period promoted the concept of limited governments, leading to more democratic institutions in the long run.