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The French Revolution and American Revolution are similar. They are similar because the people who rebelled were ordinary citizens taking up arms and attacking their governments. This is significant because both revolutions had this connection.
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After the war, the Treaty of Paris was signed, which also stopped the war, and Britain got just about all of the American property France had owned, if that's what you're referring to.
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Bryan very much idealized the individual American, particularly the farmer, as prime example of democracy, like Jefferson, and less elegantly, Jackson. All three were equally skeptical of the concept of masses of urban industrial workers, though for different reasons.
McKinley, coming from the Republicans, then the party of distinguished patrician interest and privilege, was much more quick to see small scale movements like the Populists as rabble rousing, relying instead upon the wise leadership of the well bred. in the same way, Hamilton actively disliked "the people' thinking them lazy, feckless and ignorant. He did not believe democracy need be all inclusive.
