The Revolution

of the nice supplies and food to themselves while the people were starving in the streets[15]. The storming of the Bastille could’ve been started because of the revolution. The French got hope and found a desire to overthrow their own government from the American Revolution. In a way, the American Revolution caused the French Revolution. It didn’t cause all of the issues going on in France’s government, but it caused the rebellion and gave them hope to overthrow. They saw American colonies, the…

The scientific revolution is a period in time that has no specific timelines by which it is classified consistently across literature. Although there are no specific dates for the beginning and end of the scientific revolution, it is know that a significant portion of the changes to sciences occurred in the seventeenth century with the release of new books which challenged the known scientific concepts of the time period. Many of the esteemed scientific notions of the time were disproven and…

The Russian Revolution in 1917 was a terrible year for the people in Russia. World War I was a dangerous war that involved a lot of countries that fought against other countries. Russia did not have modernized weapons that would give them an advantage against their enemies , not having modernized weapons to a high number of casualties and Russia had a lot of casualties like the in the battle of Tannenberg. Russia’s economy was struggling, so many people lacked necessary materials and food…

The history of Europe is riddled with wars, conflicts, revolutions, drastic societal, and political changes. The changes that occurred in European society during the 18th and 19th centuries were impactful to the extent that it would directly change the development of countries that interacted with European empires during the colonial era. This is most apparent during the age of revolutions, which many historians agree was from 1789-1848. The debate for what were the most significant casual…

The world wouldn’t be where it is today without the revolutions that took place. The French Revolution which completely broke down the monarchy and attempted to change their ways of society, allowed revolutions to begin to symbolize a radical change of the past. Not all, but most revolts were violent and caused a total transformation whether or not they were victorious. There is no doubt of the importance of revolutions and it is evident there will be many more to come, as the saying goes “Not…

America Revolution, which also know as the War of independence. Starting with the contributing factors that lead to the rebellion of the 13 colonies. For instance, the Boston Massacre, Stamp Act of 1775, Tea Act of 1773, and the Coercive Acts designed to reaffirm Brittan’s absolute rule or authority of the colonist. With a better understanding of these events we can make our own conclusion on weather this revolution could have been avoided. The American Revolution The American…

New and Old Worlds was a Momentous Phase in Humankind’s History that Changed all Aspects of Human Life The Neolithic Revolution or the Agricultural Revolution began around 10,000 BC (Hammack, 2016). This Revolution remolded human kind, “people became food producers for the first time” (Lucas, 2009). People transitioned from hunter/gatherers to settlers. The Neolithic Revolution is significant because it’s when farming came to be (Lucas, 2009). Brand-new technology started to be used, more…

Throughout history various revolutions occurred that prompted changes in societies through different methods. Many people in the past wanted to change the way things were and sometimes they could not do it peacefully so they did it the hard way. People gathered in large groups to discuss what changes should be done and what actions do they have to take so that those changes occur. The French and American revolutions occurred between 1750 CE and 1914 CE that caused the way people interacted with…

Several revolutions occurred in European countries 1848 to 1849. However, after that time, there was a lull in which no other revolutions occurred until World War I. In the European politics of the time, these revolutions were replaced by several elements. One of the most significant of these elements was the process of industrialization, which, having gained steam, came to the forefront of European thought and politics. The revolutions were an indication of dissatisfaction among the people for…

An article titled, “The French Revolution” from History.com describes the uproar as, “French citizens razed and a redesign of their country’s political landscape, uprooting centuries-old institutions such as absolute monarchy and the feudal system.”[2] Another article entitled Enlightenment and Revolution, from the Journal of Modern History, describes the Revolution as an insurrection of such ideas as, “divine-right rule, and bourgeois ideology”[3]…