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Were French colonies ruled by a king?
one of them was Jacques Cartier. He led the first major expedition in the New World.
What century did napoleon rule?
He ruled from 1799 (his accession to power marking the historical end of the French revolution), to June 22nd 1815
What was the Precedent of the French Revolution?
France was ruled by an absolute monarchy. And John luck was a big part in a revelation in the Enlightenment period. SJP
How did the french revolution bring change?
The French Revolution brought about an end to the monarchy that ruled France, and established a Republic which represented more of the middle class or "bourgeois" as opposed to the aristocracy. The French Constitution was written, and without it the U.S. Constitution would have no inspiration of which to draw from when establishing the amendments.
How is the old regime a cause of the french revolution?
Prior to the French revolution, there was a huge distinction between the rich and the poor. The French people were living in extreme poverty while the nobles were living it up and running the country into debt. The French people simply became fed up with this and wanted a new, fair system of government in which they would no longer be frivolously ruled. These are the main points of why the old regime caused the French revolution.
Louis XVI ruled France during?
The French Revolution.
How did the bourgeoisie benefit from the revolution?
The bourgeoisie benefited greatly from the French Revolution. They were able to gain more rights overall as a country and were no longer ruled by a king.
What if they had no American Revolution?
America would be ruled by England, kidda like Canada, the french would probably not had their revolution and America wouldn't have been a world power.
Were French colonies ruled by a king?
one of them was Jacques Cartier. He led the first major expedition in the New World.
Is France ruled by one few or many?
Well, it used to be ruled by a king and queen until the French revolution when they were executed. Now it is "ruled" by an elected prime minister and a government. It is a democracy.
What country ruled French Indochina?
France ruled it, and this is why it was called "French" Indochina.
What century did napoleon rule?
He ruled from 1799 (his accession to power marking the historical end of the French revolution), to June 22nd 1815
What was the Precedent of the French Revolution?
France was ruled by an absolute monarchy. And John luck was a big part in a revelation in the Enlightenment period. SJP
How did the french revolution bring change?
The French Revolution brought about an end to the monarchy that ruled France, and established a Republic which represented more of the middle class or "bourgeois" as opposed to the aristocracy. The French Constitution was written, and without it the U.S. Constitution would have no inspiration of which to draw from when establishing the amendments.
How is the old regime a cause of the french revolution?
Prior to the French revolution, there was a huge distinction between the rich and the poor. The French people were living in extreme poverty while the nobles were living it up and running the country into debt. The French people simply became fed up with this and wanted a new, fair system of government in which they would no longer be frivolously ruled. These are the main points of why the old regime caused the French revolution.
What was the stated aim of Robespierre and his supporters?
They wanted to overthrow the french monarchy (which they did) and institute a new government. Unfortunately the French Revolution was a violent bloodbath and the period that Robespierre ruled is commonly referred to as "the reign of terror"
Who ruled Spain in 1800?
The French government ruled.
