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ella [17]
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velikii [3]2 years ago
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The consequences of the French Revolution are:

  • It ended the monarchy in France
  • Democracy was established in France
  • It led to the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte.

<h3>What was the cause of the American Revolution?</h3>

The American colonists were fed up with the unfair treatment by the British king and he unfairly taxed them to fund his wars.

The main causes of the American and French Revolutions were that the people needed a change and they decided to rebel and end the already established systems.

The major influence of both the American and French Revolutions was the economic situation of the country at the time.

The characteristics of both revolutions were wars and loss of life

The revolutions both ended when the people got what they wanted, freedom and autonomy.

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