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    French Revolution Analysis

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    The French Revolution was more than the toppling of an old regime; those who lived through the revolution immediately knew the extreme importance of the event and outsiders looked towards France with great interest. The French Revolution fundamentally changed the way about which social order and the driving force of civilization was thought and resulted in a cascading sequence of reformations of national governments. With such great magnitude inevitably followed a multitude of differing…

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    Manifest Destiny it is the idea that got the United States on the move westward. More specifically, this nineteenth-century idea said that the American people had been chosen by God to expand to the Pacific border. From the beginning, the country has craved expansion. Through agriculture and new settlements, early expansion was achieved, even if it was just to the Appalachian Mountains. Later expansion was gained through land purchases. Major reasons for this include solving the problem with…

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    In less than a 30 year span the United States of America tries to accomplish the impossible again, taking on naval superpower Great Britain for the second time. The War of 1812 had an enormous impact on this young nation 's future. Dictating whether the young nation will flourish with its second defeat of world power, Great Britain. Or perish under Britain 's future rule. After suffering devastating casualties, at the hands of the ‘Red Coats’, the Native American tribal nations, and the burning…

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    The United States and France are very similar countries in a lot of aspects. Starting with how they have both had very interesting history as to how they became the powerful countries that they are today; it began with their very dramatic revolutions in which a lot of people gave their life in hopes for a better future. When a country is founded after they have suffered oppression they tend to choose a more democratic government, which in the case of the United States and France it is true.…

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    For decades the search for ideal leader and ideal state has been an ongoing mission for many leaders and people as well. The philosophers such as Machiavelli and Lao Tzu had specific ideas for the leader to run and maintain a government the way where both him or her and citizens are happy. Therefore, the chief, in order to run the administration, he must govern the people in ways that they are barely aware of his presence and ruling. The people, when they forget their superior, “goodness and…

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    The French and American revolutions were similar due to the fact that both were against longstanding European monarchies. While a key difference is that the French were revolting against their monarchy due to a feeling of unfair treatment of the population. The populations of both countries were revolting in protest to the treatment of the people and the taxes that were levied against them. The French revolution started in 1789 and lasted until the 1790s, during this time the French citizens…

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    Manifest Destiny, a strong sense of American nationalism and vision of social perfection, was an aggressive expansion movement that diminished the presence of other civilizations throughout the country. The introduction of Europeans in early America was the foundation of Manifest Destiny, as it was when the major seizing of the native civilizations’ land occurred. Forwarding in time to 1800, there were many acts of imperialism that contributed to the development of the expanding ideology of…

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    that “history will be kind to me for I intend to write it.” The idea of history being written by the victors has existed for centuries, with original phrase attributed variously to figures ranging from Niccolò Machiavelli to Walter Benjamin to Napoleon Bonaparte. Historical revisionism—history rewritten—is a theme that is discussed in John Gardner’s Grendel in the form of the Shaper, a minstrel who sings at the court of Hrothgar, king of the Danes. The Shaper frequently sings ballads that seek…

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    other hand, they overthrew their government and killed King Louis XVI along with his wife Marie Antoinette but they resulted in dictatorship that lasted decades. The French resulted with the Reign of Terror. Also they resulted in the crowning of Napoleon Bonaparte as emperor of…

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    There were many different revolutions in the history of the world. Some of those include the Iranian Revolution, the Cuban Revolution, the Chinese Revolution, and the Russian Revolution. The revolutions that were the most influential were the American Revolution and the French Revolution(Listverse). The most prominent differences were in how they were fought, and the results of them. The American revolution was fought by an army, also known as the Continental Army. The army consisted of…

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