History Homework
The French Revolutions Legacy:
-some people thought France was ‘blissful’ during/after the
Revolution
-there are links between the British and French Revolution, even
though the France Revolution was many years after the French
Revolution
-the main impact was in the cities
-different societies were formed
-there were very radical terms
-in 1789, these revolutionary movements weren’t as popular as they
eventually became
-they wanted to start a-scratch in the form of their country’s leader
and how France was run
-the radical writers didn’t know that the king was going to be over-
ruled
-the idea of liberty and democratic rights
-it seemed to have inspired the Australians, Germans and the
Italians to over-throw their oppressive regimes that they were
following under previously
-the declarations of the rights of man and citizens
-this gave them the right to freedom of speech, more equality and
more things, many of which we still hold onto today
The French Revolutions Legacy:
-some people thought France was ‘blissful’ during/after the
Revolution
-there are links between the British and French Revolution, even
though the France Revolution was many years after the French
Revolution
-the main impact was in the cities
-different societies were formed
-there were very radical terms
-in 1789, these revolutionary movements weren’t as popular as they
eventually became
-they wanted to start a-scratch in the form of their country’s leader
and how France was run
-the radical writers didn’t know that the king was going to be over-
ruled
-the idea of liberty and democratic rights
-it seemed to have inspired the Australians, Germans and the
Italians to over-throw their oppressive regimes that they were
following under previously
-the declarations of the rights of man and citizens
-this gave them the right to freedom of speech, more equality and
more things, many of which we still hold onto today
