This revolution helped America gain world respect, and a sense of pride implanted in our forefathers that gave them the drive to make this country the great power it is today. The French Revolution had many clearer cut gains and losses. The biggest gain was the abolition of serfdom and the removal of privileged people in high positions...
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Thanks to this many of the first class of France were taken from power so they could no longer tax poor people so heavily and harshly punish them. A loss could be seen at the fact that those dukes’ worlds were turned upside down as they lost their jobs, homes, and for many, their lives. A reign of terror spread throughout the countryside as peasants of the third class started holding court and bringing charges against members of the third class...
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French Revolution The National Assembly sought to give France a constitution. Louis's threat to dissolve the National Assembly ignited the masses of France into action...	3 / 787
American/French Revolution The authorities of kings, priests and nobles were questioned during this time. Many new political meanings and ideas were introduced to the people, many which would later be useful...	2 / 330
French Revolution...Romanticized Because of these things, their views on the French Revolution were bias. Everything the French did that the British did'nt like they considered it to be an indignation to the throne...	2 / 353
The American and French Revolution The British found that they could no longer afford to keep fighting to remain control of the American colonies; the British surrendered in Yorktown, Virginia, in 1781...	4 / 844