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Other rulers may be concerned that the citizens of their nation, seeing the success of the French Revolution (and the American Revolution before it), could revolt against their government. The leaders wanted absolute power, and the ability of a nation to rise up against their government made rulers worrisome for their own countries.
Effects of the French Revolutionthe Clergy and Nobles did not pay taxes and the king spent to much so France was in financial failurefrench rulers had feasts and peants had barley anything to eat so it caused thievery and riots.The effects were laws changed power changed and many people died because one estate didn't want to be the one paying all the taxes
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France took over Vietnam 1895 and lost control to Germany when France was invaded by Germany in WWII. Germany then transferred control of Vietnam to Japan, their ally at the time. Even though Japan ruled Vietnam, French colonial rulers kept their power and were overseen by the Japanese. The Japanese did not have nearly enough manpower to rule Vietnam. When Japan surrendered in 1945, French colonial rulers attempted a rebellion against the Japanese, but were crushed. Many of the French fled or were imprisoned. The Japanese rule was very weak and was taken over by the Viet Minh (Vietnamese nationalist group) in the same year. The French wanted to retake control of Vietnam and started negotiations with the Viet Minh. All talks failed and war was declared the following year. This war is famously known as The First Indochina War. After many years the French lost and Vietnam was independent. Vietnam's rulers: 1895-1940 France, 1940-1945 Japan, 1945-1954 Vietnam independent, but warring with French over control.
The European Revolutions of 1848 were not necessarily successful at the time of the revolution. They did, however introduce some movement for future European development. There were sever crop failures in 1846/7 which led to general discontent with the governments. Unpopular Ministers were replaced, in France as well as Germany, but the old rulers, particularly in Germany were able to recover. The French resisted but failed to recognise the poverty of the loqwer classes and popular support was losti There was revolution is Austria, but this was suppressed by the force of arms. However it was the beginning of Austrian unification and movements were seen to arise in Italy. Even Hungary became an equal with Austria under the Hapsburg's
Because European rulers,however,feared the French Revolution. By Peng
Because European rulers,however,feared the French Revolution. By Peng
They acted respecfully and knowledgeable
Some major causes of the French Revolution were incapable rulers, unbalanced Estates General, economic collapse, Enlightenment ideas, and wasteful royalty.
The "palais de Versailles" is a French palace, built by members of the Bourbon royal dynasty, rulers of France, in the late 1600s and early 1700s (although further construction was undertaken later). Versailles served as the center of French government from 1682 until the French Revolution erupted in France in 1789.
Napoleon Bonaparte was the King of France, and later declared Emperor of France. He was one of the most famous rulers of France.
Because they were Normans, from Normandy in France.
The rulers of Prussia and Austria responded to the Enlightenment by attacking and invading France. The Enlightenment was the major revolution in human thought.
The main similarity between the French and American revolutions were that in both cases a king had been the main power that was over thrown as rulers. The comparison was not totally accurate however. In the case of the American revolution, the British monarch remained in power of Britain's global empire. In the case of the revolution in France in 1789, the French king, Louis XVI was deposed and eventually executed by the leaders of the revolution.
I'd bet they couldn't sleep over it since it was the very system that gave them legitimacy that was being toppled over.
Other rulers may be concerned that the citizens of their nation, seeing the success of the French Revolution (and the American Revolution before it), could revolt against their government. The leaders wanted absolute power, and the ability of a nation to rise up against their government made rulers worrisome for their own countries.
Haitians were slaves to their French rulers. The Americans were seen as subjects and had rights.