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Rebellion in which the people of France overthrew and replaced the french monarchy?
French Revolution
Why did Napoleon change his mind abut keeping Louisiana territory?
A rebellion in Haiti change the French strategy
Why did papineau start the rebellion?
Papineau started the rebellion, known as the Lower Canada Rebellion, because he believed in the need for political reform and greater democracy in Lower Canada (modern-day Quebec). He was frustrated with the British colonial government's refusal to address the grievances and demands of the French-speaking population. The rebellion was an attempt to bring about political change and assert the rights of the French Canadians.
Where did A successful slave rebellion against French rule occurred?
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What is the Berbice Rebellion?
The Berbice Rebellion was a slave revolt in Guyana. It occurred in 1763 and lasted until 1764. The slaves were defeated by British and French forces.
What is the definition of the French Revolution?
the french revolution was a rebellion of the french against their king. it was a bloody and violent batttle/rebellion
How do you sentence with the rebellion?
The French rebellion began in 1789 with the meeting of the States General ...
What was the French Rebellion called?
Révolution française
Rebellion in which the people of France overthrew and replaced the french monarchy?
French Revolution
What rebellion led to the Reign of Terror?
The French Revolution.
Why did Napoleon change his mind abut keeping Louisiana territory?
A rebellion in Haiti change the French strategy
Who organized the Louisana Rebellion?
The Louisiana Rebellion was organized in 1768 by the French Creole people and the German settlers of New Orleans, LA.
How do you say rebellion in French?
la rébellion (fem.)
Why did papineau start the rebellion?
Papineau started the rebellion, known as the Lower Canada Rebellion, because he believed in the need for political reform and greater democracy in Lower Canada (modern-day Quebec). He was frustrated with the British colonial government's refusal to address the grievances and demands of the French-speaking population. The rebellion was an attempt to bring about political change and assert the rights of the French Canadians.
What impact did the Upper Canada Rebellion have on Canada?
The impact giant. it allowed the french to be, simply put, french. It allowed them to have their religion and french laws and trading.
What problem did Pontiac Rebellion cause?
British success in the French and Indian War.
What was one cause of pontiacs's rebellion?
British success in the French and Indian war.
