Similarities Between American And French Revolution

The American struggle and the French Revolution had many similarities. Many people called these two relationships the “ mirror struggle.” The American struggle and the French Revolution occurred during the late eighteenth century. These two revolutions were forced around liberty and equality. They shared a monarchical government. The first thing that these two had in common was that they both created ripe conditions for constitutionalism and deep patriotism. The second thing that they had in common was that they did not come bourgeois classes. The third thing that they both shared was that they were spearheaded by private interest and from the higher class. The American struggle and the French Revolution launched a struggle between two conceptions and two set of principles. The two types of principles were …show more content…
Many scholars believed that these two revolutions influenced each other. They both wanted their freedom, indent, and a new way to improve the way of their life. Saint Domingue was the third western of the island of Hispaniola. San Domingue was known for being France’s wealthiest overseas colony because of their production of sugar, coffee, indigo, and their cotton that were being generated by an enslaved labor force. Most people referred Saint Domingue as sugar island. During the month of August, the French slaughtered slavers set torches to sugar houses and came fields. Thousands of people marched on Cap-Francais. After the march the revolt spreader arcs the colony. At the end of the year, thousands of people were dead including the white people. When the French set the sugar cane fields on fire, the smoke from the fire found its way to the Atlantic trade winds. People were feared for their life so they fled to Charleston, Cuba, and the corners of the Atlanta world. Georg Hegel was a German