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The French Revolution sowed several key seeds of democracy, including the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity, which emphasized the importance of individual rights and collective governance. It challenged the absolute monarchy and feudal privileges, leading to the establishment of a republic and the idea that sovereignty belongs to the people. The revolution also inspired the creation of democratic institutions and encouraged the spread of revolutionary ideas across Europe, promoting movements for representative government and civil rights. Furthermore, the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen laid foundational principles for modern democratic thought.
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How did king Louis start the french revolution?
He may have been responsible for it, but he did not start it.
Who started the Haitian revolution?
Slavery had been ended by the French Revolution but Napoleon tried to bring it back.
American response to the French Revolution?
America was torn in response to the French Revolution. On the one hand, it was the French government that funded the Americans in their Revolution against England, but on the other hand, the revolutionaries in France wanted the same rights the Americans just recently fought for, and the Americans believed the deserved the same freedoms they now owned. Therefor, the Americans overall didn't take a side in the Revolution, but helped build the new French government after the Revolution. America has since been a strong ally of France.
In the French Revolution if the Declaration had been put into effect who would have been able to vote?
At the time of the revolution, only men paying more than three days of a laborer's wage of tax were admitted to vote.
Why was the American Revolution a great success to the French?
Because they had openly allied themselves to the cause of the American Revolution after the Battle of Saratoga. French Military assistance before that event had been provided covertly, but in ample measure so as to provide a major victory. The long time French traditional enemy of the United Kingdom had been soundly defeated in the New World.
How did the storming of the Bastille effect the French Revolution?
The French revolution sent shock waves through the European monarchy. It left them all wondering who would be the next to be depose in a revolution. Many people around the world were affected by the french revolution not just England. It changed the way that people thought about being run by a monarchy or a royal family. People started to realise that this was not the way that many countries should have been run and wanted a change. The main reason Australia is a democracy today was because of the french revolution and fight against the monarchy.
What US President started the French Revolution?
As far as I'm aware, The French Revolution was started by the French, not by George Washington, who was and had been the only US President at the time of the French Revolution. Unless the Americans have built a time machine.
What was the English and French relations before the French Revolution?
They had been bitter rivals during the Seven Years Wars and on opposite sides in the American Revolution.
Did the Zouaves fight in the French Revolution?
No they did not. The French Zouaves were first created as a unit in Algeria in 1831. Since the French Revolution ended with Napoleon's coup in 1899 such an engagement could not have been fought.
How did king Louis start the french revolution?
He may have been responsible for it, but he did not start it.
What would have happened to the leaders of the French Revolution of 1789 had they not been successful?
they woudl have been beheaded on the guilloteen
Do the French have a monarch?
France is a republic with no monarch since the French Revolution in 1789. The last French monarch, King Louis XVI, was overthrown during the revolution, and the country has been a republic ever since.
Why did England not support french revolution?
England and France had been at war with each other for centuries, and France had helped the Americans fight their American Revolution against the English. Therefore, England did not support anything French. Also, no other countries what soever supported the French Revolution.
What do you think the King of France did that got him killed in the French Revolution?
He was convicted of being opposed to the French Revolution and thus a traitor. He may have been inept and indecisive but that rarely ranks as a Capital offense.
What started the Haiti revolution?
Slavery had been ended during the French Revolution but Napoleon tried to put slavery back into force on the island.
How did French government influence the US's government?
it didnt. the American revolution happened before the french revolution
What was the Republicans outlook on the French Revolution?
It had to be protected against royalist counter revolution.
