What fraction of Parisian workers and small shoe keepers wanted the revolution to bring even greater changes?

A significant portion of Parisian workers and small shopkeepers desired the revolution to bring about greater changes, with estimates suggesting that around one-third of these groups were actively pushing for more radical reforms. They sought improvements in social conditions, economic opportunities, and political representation. This desire for more profound change reflected the broader discontent with the existing socio-economic structures and the hope for a more equitable society.