Coffee history "Coffee uprising" unveiled the prelude to the European Revolution.

The coffee ban in the city of Pyle in Siverfarde, Germany, was not well implemented, and everyone drank coffee as usual, until one day the Duke suddenly announced a strengthened law banning import license. all stores and cafes with coffee stocks have been closed. Some citizens who "have no intention of repentance" to continue drinking coffee have been detained and sentenced to a hefty fine, and those who buy and sell coffee illegally will be sentenced to four years in prison even if they are less than 50 pounds.

This has aroused public indignation, especially the so-called "third level" of the general public is even more unbearable, in some charismatic business organizations, a citywide "coffee revolution" finally broke out.

At night, the market was brightly lit and coffee stalls lined up to attract customers, where people drank coffee for free, and the lofty duke became the object of discussion and ridicule in the market.

When the Duke heard about this the next day, he was so angry that he quickly dispatched troops to the city to wipe out the rebellious citizens. as a result, the market was empty, and the citizens had already gone home, and the army into the city became the laughingstock of the citizens who stood at the door and watched.

After the sensational "coffee uprising", the Duke had to swallow the bitter fruit secretly, and the coffee ban, which caused public anger, became virtually a piece of paper. Dare not continue to stimulate the people.

In fact, this "coffee uprising" has begun to show the clue of enlightenment, and the political maturity of the urban bourgeoisie laid an important foundation for the great revolution in the near future.