How did the success of the American Revolution influence the French Revolution?

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1 answer:

myrzilka [38]3 years ago

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According to the article by History Channel posted on May 1st of 2018, is stated the following:

" There were clear differences between the motives for each revolt and how the two wars were fought, most experts believe that the war in America at least partly paved the way for France’s uprising. The Americans provided a working model of revolutionary success that wasn’t lost on the French".

It was an example for them for the american´s revolution also for their political, social and religious factors also activated the french people´s appetite for change.

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