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Why did English liberals and radicals become disillusioned with the French Revolution?
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The violence of the Reign of Terror disillusioned many of the English and Amerian supporters of the French Revolution. While they supported increased democracy and pro-citizen reforms, they could not condone the massive scale of butchery that ocurred in the French streets.
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What English groups were supportive of the French Revolution during its early years?
Both the Liberals and the Radicals
How are the views of an English liberal in 1830 different from that of an English liberal in 1900?
Because 1830 liberals were gay, while 1900 liberals were demonic spawns
What has the author John Morrison Davidson written?
John Morrison Davidson has written: 'Eminent radicals in and out of Parliament' -- subject(s): Biography, Great Britain, Great Britain. Parliament, Legislators, Politicians, Radicals 'The book of Erin, or, Ireland's story told to the new democracy' 'Eminent English liberals in and out of Parliament' -- subject(s): Biography, Great Britain, Great Britain. Parliament, Liberals 'Concerning four precursors of Henry George' -- subject(s): Levellers 'The annals of toil' -- subject(s): History, Outlines, syllabi, Social conditions, Working class
How were radicals different from the moderates?
The early leaders of the Congress were known as as the Moderates. They believed in asking the English government for reforms. The another group within Congress were called the Radicals. They wanted to oppose the English strongly.
What is a slogan for the English Revolution?
The Glorious Revolution.
How does the French revolution compare to the English revolution?
Their the same
Which of these was a result of the English Revolution of 1689 or the Glorious Revolution?
The English monarch signed a Bill of Rights
When was Intellectual Origins of the English Revolution created?
The book "Intellectual Origins of the English Revolution" was written in 1940 by Christopher Hill.
Who are the English in the American Revolution?
In the context of the American Revolution, the English were the people who were loyal to King George III of England.
What are the two revolutions of the ENGLISH speaking world?
The two revolutions in the English-speaking world are the Industrial Revolution, which occurred in the late 18th to early 19th centuries and led to significant advancements in technology and industry, and the Digital Revolution, which began in the mid-20th century with the development of digital technology and the internet, transforming the way information is accessed and shared globally.
What is Edmund Burke's reflection on the revolution in France a defense of?
of the English revolution and he attacks the french revolution.
Who invented the Industrial Revolution?
English people invented industrial revolution!
