Question

Some historians argue that the French Revolution was more liberating than the American Revolution. What might be the basis for this argument? More people died in the American Revolution. The American Revolution was more of an international effort. Slaves were granted limited citizenship following the French Revolution. Women in America had fewer rights than French women after the revolution.

Answer 1

"Women in America had fewer rights than French women after the revolution" might be a plausible argument, but it should be noted that the French Revolution amounted in far more internal deaths than the American Revolution, making it hard to argue that it was more liberating.

Answer 2

The correct answer is D) women in America had fewer rights than French women after the revolution.

The basis of the argument might be that women in America had fewer rights than French women after the revolution.

Some historians argue that the French Revolution was more liberating than the American Revolution. Some historians consider that this might have happened because the Revolution in America was more political than the French Revolution that had more freedom purposes. This means that the American Revolution had political issues as well as independent issues. The French Revolution practically was the people´s demand for freedom and justice.

The American Revolution was the consequence of the anger of colonist after the Stamp Act and the heavy taxation impossed by the British. Meanwhile, the French Revolution was one of the most important events that impacted many other nations. That movement was the result of the precarious conditions French people lived at the time. They were fighting for freedom, equity, and fraternity.