Between the years 1750 - 1914, the American Revolution, French Revolution, and Haitian Revolution were all similar due to what sparked the revolutions and the social groups during, yet differed in the outcome of the revolutions. Between the years 1750 and 1914 the American Revolution the French Revolution and Haitian Revolution were all similar due to what sparked the revolution. The beginning of the start of these revolutions were mainly due to the over taxation of put in place by political leaders for example Parliament in the case of the British American colonists and King Louis XVI and the nobles in the French Revolution and Haitian Revolution. Over taxation came from the 7 years war in which the British and French fought. In the end the French lost the having to hand over
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During the American Revolution the colonist stayed true to their goals of democracy, yet their social groups did not really change. The white property owning males that wrote the Declaration of Independence, still were at the top of the American social and political classes. The French Revolution did not change much after their revolution. They still had a monarch in the end, even though their ultimate goal was a democracy. However, they did change the nations around them. The Congress of Vienna addressed the disruption that Napoleon had caused in Europe, and placed orders in order to have Europe redistributed based on the lands that Napoleon conquered. The Haitian Revolution was truly changed after the revolt, due to the fact that they stayed true to their goals and freed the slaves who were still under the possession of their plantation owners. They also redistributed land which was much different from the American and French Revolutions considering the fact that the white property owning males were no longer at the top of the social
During the American Revolution the colonist stayed true to their goals of democracy, yet their social groups did not really change. The white property owning males that wrote the Declaration of Independence, still were at the top of the American social and political classes. The French Revolution did not change much after their revolution. They still had a monarch in the end, even though their ultimate goal was a democracy. However, they did change the nations around them. The Congress of Vienna addressed the disruption that Napoleon had caused in Europe, and placed orders in order to have Europe redistributed based on the lands that Napoleon conquered. The Haitian Revolution was truly changed after the revolt, due to the fact that they stayed true to their goals and freed the slaves who were still under the possession of their plantation owners. They also redistributed land which was much different from the American and French Revolutions considering the fact that the white property owning males were no longer at the top of the social