The goals of the French Revolution was to write the constitution, ending the absolute power, protecting the individual rights and ending the class system.
<h3>What is French revolution?</h3>
French revolution took place in 1789 in order to make the political and the social changes in the France. It ended the rule of the emperor and the political powers went in the hands of the public. The revolution ended in 1799.
The revolution began because the Louis XVI increased the tax rate for the people of the lower classes. At that period of time french society was divided into 3 estates i.e. nobility, clergy and commoners. Clergy and nobility enjoyed several privileges.
Only the commoners were paying the taxes. Thus french revolution ended the absolute rule, writing a constitution, protecting individual rights and ended the class system.
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The Nuremberg & Tokyo Trials (IMTFE) were both held purposely for charging Axis leadership with war crimes.
The Nuremberg Trials primarily dealt with the Holocaust crimes and war waging from Nazi Germany.
Whereas the International Military Tribunal for the Far East or Tokyo Trials, were for the crimes the Japanese for starting and waging the war in the Pacific as well as the crimes the Japanese perpetrated on POW’s and civilian internees from their occupation of China.
Both trials established permanent principles, guidelines, and ethic laws regarding war crimes.
Answer: B
Explanation: AOC had no power to put down rebellions because they had no power themselves
The Hungarian Revolution of 1956
