The American and French Revolutions were influenced by the Enlightenment ideas of natural rights and equality. The ideas of Locke, Voltaire, and Rousseau caused people to realize inequalities in their society. People of all classes, especially the middle and lower classes, began to improvise ideas to eyeball against the monarch or Great Britian. The French Revolution was more significant because although in America there were many wars, mostly in pursuit of land, it did not match the cost of the Seven Year's War. Another thing that makes French Revolution more significant was the difference in the class participation so. In America, there was still a strong number of loyalists because they benefited from the British government. In France, however
