American French and Russian Revolutions
American, French, and Russian Revolutions The American, French and Russian revolutions are very important parts of western civilization. ... For example, three revolutions were affected by the Enlightenment that caused people to think about and question about their monarchies. ... Those three revolutions are similar because the basic reasons that caused the revolutions were peoples’ extreme dissatisfaction towards their monarchy, and the three revolutions different because the three revolutions were caused by different acts and had their own characters. Those three revolutions are similar because people were extremely dissatisfied the monarchies and overthrew their monarchies. ... In addition, successive French kings always liked wars; The French had been involved in many wars, they had spent too much money on wars. ... Similarly, the American Revolution occurred because the British government had tried to impose many kinds of taxes on the colonies. Russia has a very similar situation as French. First, Russia had been involved in many wars like World War I and World War II that really made Russian economy collapse. In addition, according to Christopher Read, Russian royal families, along with the Russian Orthodox Church, were notorious for their corruption, brutality and ignorance, ruling an empire of more than 100 different nationalities, and building grand palaces out of the blood of impoverished subjects. ... The three revolutions are different because they were caused by different acts. The French Revolution had four major activities. ... The American Revolution had two acts. ... The underlying causes of the Russian Revolution are rooted deep in Russias history. ... In 1917 these events resulted in the fall of the czarist government and the establishment of the Bolshevik Party, a radical offshoot of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party, as the ruling power (Spielvogel 728-729). The three revolutions had different characters.