Similarities between the Russian Revolution and the French Revolution?

Answer 1

simalarities:

- as in all revolutions - structural simalarity.

First period of refusing old regime;

which is changed by period of bloody terror (such as the Terror of Jacobin

Club in France and, perhaps, military communism after 1917 in Russia);

then period of relative peaceful life (French Directory and New Economic Policy in USSR);

then period of Dictatorship (Napoleon and Stalin) with mighty orientation on

external invasions.

- you can also notice simalarity in some details such as execution of royal family in France and Russia

differences:

- more vast internal Civil War in Russia

- recreation some religious and monarchical institutes in France during the

first Empire

- French Revolution is a transition to more capitalist regime, Russian - to "socialism"(25/x 1917)

etc

Answer 2

The Bolshevik Revolution, also known as the October Revolution, was the final of a series of uprisings in 1917 that led to the destruction of the tsarist autocracy that, prior, controlled Russia. It was the one that killed the tsar and successfully replaced the government. It is part of the Russian Revolution.

Answer 3

*Both the French and Russian Revolutions attempted to destroy exsisting social and political structures. :]

*Both revolutions conducted against absolute monarchy *both revolutions include inequality between the working class and the social class peoples

Answer 4

national debt, also both had absolute monarchy

Answer 5

Both revolutions were the result of government's denial of basic human rights and stressful economic conditions and the abolition of an aristocracy.

Answer 6

Mass terror as political instrument, first of all.

Chinese and Russian revolutuons were about communism.

Answer 7

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