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A 9 page paper which compares and contrasts the American and the French Revolutions. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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They are also two very different revolutions in many respects. They were engaged upon for different reasons and the outcomes were relatively different as well. The following paper compares and
contrasts the two revolutions. The paper examines the two revolutions individually and then discusses them, comparing and contrasting, together. American Revolution
The American Revolution was a very intricate revolution but it primarily addressed the control that England had over the new nation. While they "were in a hostile land an ocean
away from their traditional roots" they had, for quite some time, enjoyed the support and parental power possessed by England (Finley, 2007). But, as the new nation became more and
more lucrative, economically and socially, England became more and more involved in desiring more from their child, so to speak. According
to one author there were many different events that ultimately led to the revolution and it was essentially "a terrible war between the colonies of America and the country of
England" (Jones, 2007). However, most can well argue that it was three different events that truly illustrated, to the people of America, the need to break away from England (Jones,
2007). These events were The three most important events that led up to, and caused it, were "the Boston Massacre, The Boston Tea Party, and The Stamp Act" (Jones,
2007). The Boston Massacre took place in March of 1770 and involved citizens of Boston and British troops (Jones, 2007). The troops were
apparently there to keep any demonstrations from happening, demonstrations that encouraged a revolution and were against the British (Jones, 2007). At this particular time the people were complaining about the
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