Salon (Civ7)

Salon

Happiness Building of the Modern Age

Introduced in Civilization VII

Unique to

Quarter

French Imperial

Avenue

Unlocked by

Belle Époque

Cost

Production

Gold

650

2600

Maintenance

4

Gold

Qualities

Ageless

Yes

Buildable in all Ages

No

Purchasable in Towns

No

Yields

+5

Happiness.

Adjacency

+1 Culture for each adjacent Happiness building.
+1 Culture for each adjacent Wonder.

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Salon (France)

The Salon is a unique Happiness building of the French Imperial civilization in Civilization VII.

Base yields:
- +5 Happiness.
Adjacency:
- +1 Culture for each adjacent Happiness building.
- +1 Culture for each adjacent Wonder.

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Civilopedia entry[]

What is the public sphere? Today it might be defined as a loose conglomeration of media outlets, chance conversations, or some aggregate of private discourse. However, nothing embodies the idea of “the public” like the French salon from before, during, and after the Revolution. In the salon, groups of people would come together to discuss literature, music, and art, but most importantly political philosophy and the events of the day. This was where ideas that were vital to the Revolution were discussed, challenged, and elaborated on – and, at times, plans were put into action. Organizations such as the Jacobin Club – the fire behind much of the Revolution – got their start in salons, before they took to the scaffold.

Salons were especially important as places where women could advocate publicly for social transformations, and figures like Olympe de Gouges, author of the “Declaration of the Rights of Women,” used the French salons as places of debate and discussion for issues ranging from universal suffrage and the abolition of slavery to the works of writers such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau. As much as they were starting points for revolutions, salons were also targeted by the Revolution – due to de Gouges' association with a more moderate faction, she lost her head to the guillotine.

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Salon in other games

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