The revolution known for its slogan "Liberté, égalité, fraternité" is the French Revolution, which started in 1789. This slogan, meaning "Liberty, Equality, Brotherhood," encapsulated the revolutionary ideals that aimed to abolish the monarchy and establish social and political equality among citizens. The French Revolution was characterized by the struggle against feudalism, economic injustices, and the desire for popular sovereignty. It initiated profound changes in France and across Europe, leading to the rise of republicanism and a questioning of traditional authorities. The principles of the revolution have influenced many subsequent movements for liberty and equality worldwide.