In history, have you ever thought of the revolutions? If you haven't, There is 3 revolutions I'm going to talk about which are: the American revolution, French revolution and Latin America . Their goal is one of the major consequences they go through, but at last they meet their goal. They are also competitive with each other by sometimes getting in each other's way .
In the American Revolution, there is the start of colonization by a English colony that established for commercial reasons. In America, Jamestown was the first success in the new world. Most inhabit were men seeking wealth went to struggles and ultimately became a royal colony. British wanted to make money as possible out of the 13 colonies. In September 1783 the U.S Government …show more content…
In some way international struggle for hegemony and empire that outstrips the fiscal resources of stat, in other ways it increased the feeling of french nationalism, and it set a president for a democratic french government. The french Revolution led to the emergence of the middle class, it gave the region to Napoleon Bonaparte. The French’s goal was to overthrow Louis XVI (the King of France and Navarre). Another goal was to give more rights to the poorest French citizens called the third estate.
In 1820, Latin America liberals took power in Spain, and the government promised reforms to the appease the Mexican Revolution. King John’s son Pedro remained in Brazil, where he ruled as a regent until 1822. He also declared Brazil to be an independent constitutional monarchy within himself as king. An alliance church leader and creole elites raised and army and stopped this “radical” peasant rebellion. Argentina and Brazil fought over control of Uruguay in the 1820’s, but finally recognize Uruguay's independence a goal they made was end of slavery and improved living
In the American Revolution, there is the start of colonization by a English colony that established for commercial reasons. In America, Jamestown was the first success in the new world. Most inhabit were men seeking wealth went to struggles and ultimately became a royal colony. British wanted to make money as possible out of the 13 colonies. In September 1783 the U.S Government …show more content…
In some way international struggle for hegemony and empire that outstrips the fiscal resources of stat, in other ways it increased the feeling of french nationalism, and it set a president for a democratic french government. The french Revolution led to the emergence of the middle class, it gave the region to Napoleon Bonaparte. The French’s goal was to overthrow Louis XVI (the King of France and Navarre). Another goal was to give more rights to the poorest French citizens called the third estate.
In 1820, Latin America liberals took power in Spain, and the government promised reforms to the appease the Mexican Revolution. King John’s son Pedro remained in Brazil, where he ruled as a regent until 1822. He also declared Brazil to be an independent constitutional monarchy within himself as king. An alliance church leader and creole elites raised and army and stopped this “radical” peasant rebellion. Argentina and Brazil fought over control of Uruguay in the 1820’s, but finally recognize Uruguay's independence a goal they made was end of slavery and improved living