The lasting impact being that while violence normally plays some role in revolutions, it doesn’t have to be the spark to get attention and gain support. Another tool important for nonviolence to work, was to get the opinions of as much people as possible, which the French were able to do during the meetings like the Tennis Court Oath, which established that members from all across the French hierarchy would all come together to come up with a new constitution. We see even today the impact that allowing everyone to have a voice can have in making any decision, and that it is not only the people with typically the most power that have the best ideas.
Some people around the world don’t pay as much attention to the French Revolution, mainly because of the events going on in the Americas at the time. Both nations had a heavy influence on the other, with the French loaning a lot of support to the Americas in terms of troops on land and sea. Meanwhile many American thinkers and some military went over to France after the success of their own revolution was nearly complete. The two nations would form a close bond in the years after, and in both world wars, the friendliness between them would be crucial, and is still strong