A coup d'état is a sudden and often violent seizure of power from a government, typically carried out by a small group, such as military leaders or political elites, with the aim of replacing the current regime without a broad-based popular movement. In contrast, a revolution involves a widespread, grassroots uprising by the populace against an established authority, seeking significant social, political, or economic change. While coups tend to be swift and focused on leadership change, revolutions are usually characterized by a broader societal transformation and may take longer to achieve their goals.
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The french were angry at there leaders in 1789 through the end of the french revolution, so they killed their leaders. This made them look bad to the european nations around them so they attacked and the only person to defend them was Napolean Bonaparte.
Napoleon's coup in 1799.
Coup or revolution
True.
During the French Revolution this was referred to as a coup d'etat. A forced transfer of power is called a coup d'etat. Other words for coup d'etat are revolt, overthrow, takeover, rebellion, and revolution.
In 1799 with Napoleon's coup.
The French Revolution ends with Napoleon's coup against the Directory.
The coup of the French Consulate.
coup or revolution
Industrial coup, rebellion, anarchy
Industrial coup, rebellion, anarchy