What did Jefferson think about the french revolution?

Answer 1

he most likely would have supported it at first because America was in favor of the decline of monarchy's after they broke away from their own monarchy. He probably would not have liked it towards the end though because of all of the violence,

Answer 2

He approved of the French Revolution greatly. When the Revolution turned violent, some Americans turned their back on it. But Jefferson continued to support France, despite not fully approving of the bloodshed. He believed that some deaths of nobles may be the price to pay for freedom of the people.

Answer 3

Thomas Jefferson supported the French even though their revolution became very violent, people were be beheaded. He thought the French had the right to use violence to achieve freedom. They were struggling for liberty and freedom just like us so he was able to connect with them. Plus the French helped us win our Revolution.

Answer 4

Thomas Jefferson supported the French Revolution in principle because he believed a change was needed. However, he did not agree with the violence and chaos caused by the revolt.

Answer 5

At that time, Thomas Jefferson was an Ammbasador to France.

Answer 6

Jefferson was sympathetic to the French, and did agree that deposing the monarch was necessary. However, he did not like the excessive violence that was used during the war.

Answer 7

He didn't want the French fighting and was still appalled at the Reign of Terror, but felt that the disposing of some leaders was necessary.

Answer 8

Favorably.