The revolutionary ideological movement that emerged from Enlightenment thinkers in France is known as the French Revolution. The movement was characterized by the pursuit of liberty, equality, and fraternity, challenging the established monarchical and feudal systems. Enlightenment ideals emphasized reason, individual rights, and skepticism of authority, which inspired the populace to demand reform and change. The revolution, which began in 1789, sought to overthrow the monarchy, abolish aristocratic privileges, and establish a republic based on Enlightenment principles. Its influences reverberated globally, inspiring various democratic movements and revolutions.