Vegetarianism During The Age Of Revolution

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Vegetarianism became a thought during the Age of Revolution and during the French Revolution. There were many scientists and scholars who questioned things and searched for enlightenment in many areas. In England during the 17th century people became vegetarians for religious reasons. The main motive was to purify themselves as well as the world. In France, doctors started suggesting people not to eat meat for medical reasons. They thought it would be healthier for people to eat more vegetables instead. Another reason why people stopped eating meat was because it was very expensive and only rich people could afford it. This occurred during the 18th and 19th centuries of the French Revolution. In current day, vegetarians are people who have decided not to eat any meat from animals but will eat any animal byproducts like eggs or dairy. Today, more people have become vegetarians because of animal rights. Many people do not agree with the cruel treatment …show more content…
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