French culture was ruled by what you might call class war, the very rich and the very poor, there was no middle. The French were always reliant on rule from above, but that rule is what was destroying them, and the fight to retain that rule was only making it worse, it finally came to a head in the revolution, strangely enough it pretty much went back to the same thing afterward too.
how did Russia participation in the world war 1 lay the seeds for the Bolshevik revolution
industrial revolution
The French Revolution of 1789 (and the following decade) made quite a number of short-term and long-term impacts upon Europe and upon the world. One short-term effect was the toppling of the French ruling dynasty, soon to be followed by the installment of the military dictatorship (and then imperial governance) of Napoleon. Longer-term effects followed through the rising power of France: revolutionary ideas spread throughout Europe, planting seeds that would later sprout into a harvest of nationalist and vaguely democratic movements that brought about the end of the monarchic age and the maturing of European Modernity.
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how did Russia participation in the world war 1 lay the seeds for the Bolshevik revolution
Industrial Revolution
a seed is 'une graine' (fem.) in French.
Thw ancieny Egyptians used goats and pigs to trample seeds.
persephone
The ancient Egyptians used cattle to make sure the seeds were trodden down.
Social Contract
pumpkins
industrial revolution
social contract theory
"Star seeds" is an English equivalent of the French phrase graines de star. The pronunciation of the possessive prepositional phrase -- which most famously references a French television show running from 1996 to 2003 and which literally translates as "seeds of (a) star (celebrity)" -- will be "grend star" in northerly French and "greh-nuh duh star" in southerly French.