The most important causes of the Democratic Revolution of the 1770s and 1810s was political causes because most people who were in the highest class who were wealthier, had more power than others over government and laws. Some social causes were also very important because some people were not socially equal.
The most important causes of the Democratic Revolution of the 1770s and 1810 was political causes because most people who were in the highest class who were wealthier, and had more power than others over government and laws.
One political cause of the Democratic Revolution was the Venezuelan Revolution. The Venezuelan Revolution was in 1811 and was all lead by Simon de Bolivar and under a Spanish rule who were called hacendados. …show more content…
In the first estate consisted of the Roman Catholic Clergy this was about 1% of the population and owned 10% of land. The second estate consisted of nobles who were about 2% of the population and owned about 20% of the land. The third and last estate was the largest group and was about 97% of the population, they had very little rights and paid half of their income in taxes. This was another important political cause of the Democratic Revolution was that 97% of the French population which was the 3rd estate, did not have equal rights. Only the 1st and 2nd estate had all the equal rights. This example can be found in document #2. This document was created by National Assembly of France who represented the third estate, middle class and was one of the peasants. This document was written on August 27,1789 in France For the male citizens in France to give them certain rights. Document #2 states “It must be same for all, whether it protects or punishes.” This document demonstrates that politics was the most important because of the Democratic revolutions because it shows us that while everyone else wanted it to be equal, it wasn’t because only the 1st and 2nd estate had word in political power while the rest of the 97% of the population had no political …show more content…
The most important social cause of the democratic revolution in 1770s and 1810s was that most of the population had slavery and slaves were trying to end that and have social equality like everyone else did. This all happened in Haiti when they were controlled by France and about 800,000 slaves arrived from Africa to work in the coffee and sugar plantations where they worked under brutal conditions. This demonstrates that society was the most important cause of the Democratic Revolutions because most people agreed that everyone should be born the same with freedom. All the slavery in Haiti led to the Revolution because they all burned homes and revolted to end slavery. During 1804 which was the Haitian Revolution was the only successful slave revolt that made slavery end in Saint Domingue and in French
The most important causes of the Democratic Revolution of the 1770s and 1810 was political causes because most people who were in the highest class who were wealthier, and had more power than others over government and laws.
One political cause of the Democratic Revolution was the Venezuelan Revolution. The Venezuelan Revolution was in 1811 and was all lead by Simon de Bolivar and under a Spanish rule who were called hacendados. …show more content…
In the first estate consisted of the Roman Catholic Clergy this was about 1% of the population and owned 10% of land. The second estate consisted of nobles who were about 2% of the population and owned about 20% of the land. The third and last estate was the largest group and was about 97% of the population, they had very little rights and paid half of their income in taxes. This was another important political cause of the Democratic Revolution was that 97% of the French population which was the 3rd estate, did not have equal rights. Only the 1st and 2nd estate had all the equal rights. This example can be found in document #2. This document was created by National Assembly of France who represented the third estate, middle class and was one of the peasants. This document was written on August 27,1789 in France For the male citizens in France to give them certain rights. Document #2 states “It must be same for all, whether it protects or punishes.” This document demonstrates that politics was the most important because of the Democratic revolutions because it shows us that while everyone else wanted it to be equal, it wasn’t because only the 1st and 2nd estate had word in political power while the rest of the 97% of the population had no political …show more content…
The most important social cause of the democratic revolution in 1770s and 1810s was that most of the population had slavery and slaves were trying to end that and have social equality like everyone else did. This all happened in Haiti when they were controlled by France and about 800,000 slaves arrived from Africa to work in the coffee and sugar plantations where they worked under brutal conditions. This demonstrates that society was the most important cause of the Democratic Revolutions because most people agreed that everyone should be born the same with freedom. All the slavery in Haiti led to the Revolution because they all burned homes and revolted to end slavery. During 1804 which was the Haitian Revolution was the only successful slave revolt that made slavery end in Saint Domingue and in French