The American attitude toward the French Revolution has been generally favorable—naturally enough for a nation itself born in revolution. But as revolutions go, the French one in 1789 was among the worst. True, in the name of liberty, equality, and fraternity, it overthrew a corrupt regime. Yet what these fine ideals led to was, first, the Terror and mass murder in France, and then Napoleon and his wars, which took hundreds of thousands of lives in Europe and Russia. After this pointless slaughter came the restoration of the same corrupt regime that the Revolution overthrew. Aside from immense suffering, the upheaval achieved nothing.
Its D.the federal reserve engages in open market operation
Millet is grown in the Sahel because it is one of the main staples of the people there. Also, when grown with cowpea and sorghum, the risk of complete crop failure is greatly reduce
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they probably would have been in property because most US citizens at the time made money by selling slaves or making their slaves dance and tell Fortunes in order to make money
