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In the 18th into the 19th centuries, the French Revolution affected other nations both directly and indirectly. Directly, the Revolution created military conflict between France and other nations throughout Europe and beyond. Indirectly, the ideas and actions of the Revolutionists inspired similar movements elsewhere in Europe (and in the world).
In the 18th into the 19th centuries, the French Revolution affected other nations both directly and indirectly. Directly, the Revolution created military conflict between France and other nations throughout Europe and beyond. Indirectly, the ideas and actions of the Revolutionists inspired similar movements elsewhere in Europe (and in the world).
The American Revolution provided inspiration for the French Revolution.
The French Revolution was the beginning of the end for the feudal era; other European nations gradually became less dominated by aristocracy, and more democratic. Not that it was a smooth process; it took WW I to bring an end to the German and Austro-Hungarian monarchies.
no he does not. On the other hand, Martin Luther impacted the first enlightenment during the French Revolution.
It had a strong and worldwide effect on basic human rights.
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In the 18th into the 19th centuries, the French Revolution affected other nations both directly and indirectly. Directly, the Revolution created military conflict between France and other nations throughout Europe and beyond. Indirectly, the ideas and actions of the Revolutionists inspired similar movements elsewhere in Europe (and in the world).
No European Nation supported the French Revolution.
In the 18th into the 19th centuries, the French Revolution affected other nations both directly and indirectly. Directly, the Revolution created military conflict between France and other nations throughout Europe and beyond. Indirectly, the ideas and actions of the Revolutionists inspired similar movements elsewhere in Europe (and in the world).
The American Revolution provided inspiration for the French Revolution.
The American Revolution inspired powers to take steps to stop independence movements.
Notably, France (1789-1799). But South American countries were also impelled to seek their independence from Spain.
The French Revolution was the beginning of the end for the feudal era; other European nations gradually became less dominated by aristocracy, and more democratic. Not that it was a smooth process; it took WW I to bring an end to the German and Austro-Hungarian monarchies.
The American Revolution inspired many other revolutions such as the Haitian Revolution and the French Revolution. The American Revolution showed that Revolutions could be started and ended with a good outcome. So the Haitians, Latins, French, and a bunch of other countries revolted.
No it happened the other way around.
They did not come to the rescue of the French Monarchy.