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    Beginning in the mid eighteenth century, the Industrial Revolution promoted new and innovative ways to manufacture products. This changed the world forever by introducing factories to create products quicker than before. Another component of the industrial revolution involved the implementation of railways. Railways allowed for mass amounts of newly manufactured products to be more easily and quickly transported. Specifically, according to The Louisville, Cincinnati, and Charleston Rail Road by…

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    Causes and Consequences of Industrial Revolution The industrial revolution is a historical event that was primarily started in the 18th century in Britain. This was a slowed changeover period, which replaced manual works by new technologies invented by the scientists of that era. According to the article, “Consumerism and the Industrial Revolution”, written by Ben Fine and Ellen Leopold, the industrial revolution is explained as an economic and social change over time with modern technologies…

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    The French Revolution: A Redefinition of the Form of Government and Politics. I agree that the French Revolution proved to be a pivotal period in world history in which government and politics changed. The whole government evolved into a more modernly acceptable one and fair system. It is, to me, literally impossible to say that the French revolution did not affect the way people in the world set up governments/rule. Events such as the raid on the Bastille prison and the writing of the…

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    The industrial revolution, which took place from 18th to 19th centuries, was the transition of agriculturally rural societies, transforming into industrial and urban places. Before the revolution, using hand tools or simple machines manufacturing would have been performed in homes by people. The Industrial revolution is the identifier of a shift to new sources of power, purpose machinery, factories, and mass production. Although there are some cases that argue against the industrial period, this…

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    The American Revolution was the “American war of Independence.” The French Revolution happened because the French government was in deep debt and try to restore all the lost financial through unfair taxation schemes. Much like the American revolution, it was also influenced by Enlightenment ideals. As for the Haitian Revolution, it is known as one of the largest, as well as successful slave rebellion throughout the Western hemisphere. There are multiple cause for the American Revolution, but to…

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    Revolution comes at a time when the people are tired of a governmental structure, foreseeable overthrow of the government and a forceable social order in favor of a new system. Hanna Ardent’s book On Revolution touched the topic of revolution and the order of importance in which to have a successful one, much like the American Revolution. Ardent called it the social question which she refers to as the existence of poverty. Ardent argued that in order to have a lucrative revolution one has to put…

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    Throughout the Cultural Revolution, social life become highly politicalised and unpredictable (Shirk, 1993). Due to the nature of the Cultural Revolution, which placed an unprecedented emphasis on culture, even those without a political background were targeted and branded as ‘class enemies’ due to their professions, interests or backgrounds…

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    Colonists put such an emphasis on freedom and liberty as to why they started the American Revolution. Though through all this talk about freedom, liberty and equality; slavery was still legal in America and nothing was ever said on the behalf of the slaves that had their freedom stolen from them. There was a reason for the American Revolution, things needed to change but a war and the brutality used in order to do so just makes these people seem crazy and to make matters worse they practically…

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    Tens of thousands of people were executed right in public. A symbol of the revolution was the guillotine. The guillotine was a beheading machine created by Robespierre. He was the mastermind of this tragic time.Thousands were executed for resisting the revolution and accused of treason. Going against this republic resulted in execution. After King Louis XVI was executed, France was without a leader. Napoleon Bonaparte…

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    Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Course Number Date American Revolution was not that Radical For a long time America had been concerned about opposing revolutions anywhere in the world. In case a revolution started anywhere, it was quick to engage in diplomatic ways to end the revolution or send troops as seen with the intervention of things such as capitalism in Russia and its allies. Most scholars have criticized and had a say on the revolution with some of them stating that it was radical…

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