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The people were unhappy with the monarchy, the Dictatorship, and the directory. Each form of government was not working and the people were so radical that they would not settle on just any form of government.
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What are 3 comparisons between the English civil war and the French revolution?
The English Civil War and the French revolution were similar in that they both involved regicide and a short-lived dictatorship. The dictators were Cromwell and Robespierre, respectively.
Which war led to the creation of short -lived republic whose leaders resorted to a reign of terror during a national crisis?
The French Revolution
Did the French Revolution achieve their goals?
Yes on a very short term
Did Napoleon bring the Revolution to all of Europe or did he cut it short and become obsessed with power?
Napoleon did bring the Revolution to all of Europe. He became the emperor of the French people from 1804 to 1815.
To what extent did women benefit from the American and french revolution?
Women experienced some benefits from the American and French Revolutions, but these were limited and often short-lived. In the American Revolution, women took on new roles and responsibilities, leading to increased visibility and discussions about their rights, yet they did not gain significant legal or political rights. The French Revolution initially inspired radical ideas about equality, leading to demands for women's rights, but ultimately, the gains were rolled back, and women remained largely excluded from political life. Overall, while both revolutions spurred conversations about gender equality, substantial legal advancements for women were minimal in the immediate aftermath.
What are 3 comparisons between the English civil war and the French revolution?
The English Civil War and the French revolution were similar in that they both involved regicide and a short-lived dictatorship. The dictators were Cromwell and Robespierre, respectively.
Which war led to the creation of a short lived republic whose leaders resorted to a reign of terror during national crisis?
The French Revolution (1789) led to the regicide of King Louis XVI and the declaration of a the First French Republic.
What war led to the creation of a short lived republic whose leaders used a reign of terror during the time of crisis?
the french revolution
Which war led to the creation of short -lived republic whose leaders resorted to a reign of terror during a national crisis?
The French Revolution
Did the French Revolution achieve their goals?
Yes on a very short term
Why is bela kun important?
He led a short lived communist revolution in Hungary in 1919.
Why were the french revolution governments so short-lived?
The people were unhappy with the monarchy, the dictatorship, and the directory. Each form of government was not working and the people were so radical that they would not settle on just any form of government.
Who is the short story the necklace by?
Guy de Maupassant a french writer that lived in the 1800's
Which french republic do you feel was best designed to create a lasting government?
All French republics until the election of gen. Charles de Gaulle as president in 1958, were notorious for their mostly very short-lived governments. The Fifth Republic established in 1958 and in force until this day was especially designed to finally create lasting governments. It created a Presidential system with extensive executive powers for the president and Ministers primarily responsible to him.
What has the author Thomas Lisk written?
Thomas Lisk has written: 'A short history of pens since the French Revolution'
Who was carmagnole?
The Carmagnole was a French revolutionary song and dance that became popular during the French Revolution. It was often sung and danced by supporters of the Revolution, and the term "carmagnole" was also used to refer to a short jacket or coat worn by revolutionaries.
What year France became a constitutional monarchy?
France became a constitutional monarchy in 1791, following the adoption of the Constitution of 1791 during the French Revolution. This constitution established a system that limited the powers of the king and created a legislative assembly. However, this form of government was short-lived, as it was effectively replaced by the First French Republic in 1792.
