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What are the causes of the French revoltuion?
Accumulated French debt, a food crisis and the lack of a competent Monarch.
Was there a Tudor revoltuion in government in the 1530's?
yes
Why was the french revoltuion so important?
There must be more answers than this but mainly it put an end to hereditary power by monarchs and (in theory) put power into the hands of the people (democracy) and that is quite a change...
What was true about the Russian revoltuion?
it caused a fear of foreign influences in the united states
Which best describes maos plan to make communism successful in china?
constant, sweeping revoltuion
What was a result of the French Revoltuion?
France ended the use of an absolute monarchy, attempted the use of a constitutional monarchy, tried leadership under a National Assembly and a Committee of Public Safety and experienced the Reign of Terror. The government was overthrown by a coup under Napoleon who became the First Consul and later became the Emperor of the French.
Who won the American revoltuion war?
The winner was the Americans. They had to have won because or else we would be part or england.
Which best describes Mao's Zedong's plan to make communism successful in China?
constant, sweeping revoltuion
Which best describes Mao Zedong's plan to make communism success in china?
constant, sweeping revoltuion
Another word for recurring in cycles?
Another word for recurring in cycles is cyclical. It means or relating or that which is characterized by cycles.
Where was the first successful slave revolution take place in America?
The Haitian Revoltuion is as close as a slave revolution gets to America
What is the revoltuion?
Revolution refers to a significant, often rapid change in political, social, or economic structures, typically involving the overthrow of a government or ruling authority. It can manifest through various means, including protests, uprisings, or armed conflict, and is usually driven by widespread discontent with existing conditions. Historical examples include the French Revolution and the American Revolution, each resulting in profound transformations in their respective societies. Revolutions can lead to both positive reforms and negative consequences, depending on the outcomes and ideologies that emerge.
