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To what extent did the French revolution cause dissension in America?
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What internal and external threats to the french revolution?
To great extent the revolutionary governments in France were successful in dealing with both external and internal threats in .for instance the directory managed to do away inflation.
What followed the fall of the French monarchy?
Louis XVI, 1789 French Revolution mistreating the french people to the extent that they decided to revolt - they were living in really bad conditions, had no food, etc. Marie Antoinette's response was that they should "eat cake". The link below has more detailed information.
What do the American Revolution The French Revolution and The Glorious Revolution have in common?
They were all started by rebels looking to overthrow the tyranny of their current government. Side note: Almost all countries were formed by anarchists and rebels.
How far true is view that Napoleon's domestic policy was a blend of despotism and the principles of French revolution?
To a large extent his domestic policy was a blend of despotism and principles of revolution as see by administrative ,educational,indusrial reforms ,concodart,code napoleon,legion of honour,career open to talent,public works ,secret police
Did the Mexican revolution have anything to do with Texas?
To some extent simply because of border lawlessness caused by Pancho Villa.
The success of the American Revolution encouraged the French Revolution True or False?
True, but only to a minor extent.
What was the extent of the french possessions in north America?
The extent of the French possessions was mostly along the Mississippi River and the St. Lawrence Valley.
To what extent was the battle of the plains of Abraham the key event in achieving British control over North America?
No. The French won by a landslide.
To what extent did th outbreak of war in April 1792 change the course of the French Revolution?
The Declaration of Pillnitz was taken by France as a threat to the Revolution and it started the French Revolutionary Wars. It also convinced those involved with the Reign of Terror that Louis XVI was a threat to the Revolution. It had become time for France to answer the Prussia and the Holy Roman Empire with Regicide.
What internal and external threats to the french revolution?
To great extent the revolutionary governments in France were successful in dealing with both external and internal threats in .for instance the directory managed to do away inflation.
What followed the fall of the French monarchy?
Louis XVI, 1789 French Revolution mistreating the french people to the extent that they decided to revolt - they were living in really bad conditions, had no food, etc. Marie Antoinette's response was that they should "eat cake". The link below has more detailed information.
Was Napoleon the creator or the creation of his times?
I would say that he was a combination of the two. To the extent that Napoleon was a man with the power of free will, he was the creator, but without the French Revolution he would have remained an obscure Corsican officer in the French Army. By the same token, Jesse James chose to be an outlaw, but he was also a creation of the American Civil War, without which he likely would not have chosen this.
Is the zodiac based on the earth's revolution around the sun?
To some extent
What do the American Revolution The French Revolution and The Glorious Revolution have in common?
They were all started by rebels looking to overthrow the tyranny of their current government. Side note: Almost all countries were formed by anarchists and rebels.
To what extent did enlightened rulers like Catherine ii of Russia or Joseph ii of austria truly seek to implement elements of the enlightenment?
The enlightened rulers tried to seek to implement the elements to the extent that they did not have to get rid of themselves and give the power to the people because if they did this then a revolution would occur like the french revolution and later on the Russian revolution. Catherine the great herself had somewhat predicted the Russian revolution in 1917 and that is why she did not free her serfs because if she did then they would probably rise against her and she would lose her job as empress of Russia
How valid is the view that the privileged position of the nobility was the central cause of the French Revolution?
the priviledged position of the nobility was a central cause to a lesser extent as there were other causes like bankruptcy of the french government,the character of the king and queen,grievences of the burgoise and also the ancient regime
What is the latitudinal and longitudinal extent of America?
Latitudinal extent = 12'N and 56'S Longitudinal extent = 35'W and 81'W
