who knows anything about the french revolution ?
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The French Revolution (1789-1799) was a pivotal period in the history of France and Europe. During this time, republicanism replaced the absolute monarchy in France, and the country's Roman Catholic Church was forced to undergo a radical restructuring. While France would oscillate among republic, empire, and monarchy for 75 years after the First Republic fell to a coup d'état, the Revolution is widely seen as a major turning point in European history—from the age of absolutism, to the age of the citizenry, as the dominant political force.Visit Wikipedia for more information
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Curing Black Plague?  Huh?  The French Revolution was in the 1780s, the Black Plague in the 1320s.  Why do some people feel qualified to answer questions who, apparently, have never opened a history book?\n\nAnyway, little developed if anything, apparently, other than a change in terminology with the revolutionaries trying for egalitarianism in everything.  If you want to call this "key" be my guest -- I'm sure the French think highly of it.\n\nThe real developments in medicine didn't occur until close to the end of the 19th century -- everything before that we would consider fairly barbaric.
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Somebodies got a paper to write. There was a revolution in America?
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that's the first thing they have won in 1000 years!\nsee wars won by the French, google list Nothing Found!
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Led the revolution that got Charles I's head chopped off and significantly reduced the power of the English throne.\n\nHe's not the most important man in history, but he did change the course of events.
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read this link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Revolution\nand this one too,\nhttp://rwor.org/a/v20/960-69/966/redgrd.htm
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sounds like the american Revolution?  \n\nYou need to find out all the things that are good about England and being part of british empire.   Talk about loyalty to king....talk ahat bout how the "patriots" are traitors that will be hung for their treason.  (you have to embrace and see it from the perspective of the loyalists)
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Yes "The French Revolution brought many changes among all four social classes" is an excellent thesis. It clearly states what your paper will be about. The only thing i would change is the fact that you need to be more specific, for example state what the four social classes are.
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It's too bad it's due tomorrow.  You could have had a lot of fun with the project.  Like pretend that you're a French Travel Agent and you're showing tourists the different sites and customs in France.\n\n- Doing something historical about Napolean.\n- Write a report on another French painter: Edgar Degas or Edouard Manet (different from Claude Monet as you mentioned)\n- Something about the Man in the Iron Mask (not the movie, the real person)\n- Something about Mont Saint Michel, the most visited tourist site in France\n- the Tour de France\n\nThe possibilities are endless.  Good luck.  ;)
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Yes, I do! Here are some useful websites.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_Revolution - Has info on scientists and links on them.\n\n\n\nhttp://www.sparknotes.com/history/european/scientificrevolution/ - Categorized in subjects.\n\n\n\nhttp://www.historyteacher.net/APEuroCourse/WebLinks/WebLinks-ScientificRevolution.htm - Has info on a wide variety of scientists.
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the art of rennaissance aroused a feeling of identity and originality among the common people of  Europe. It also enlighted a new sense of nationality and unity which helped them in revolting against the papal authorities.This lead to Counter Reformation.Look, during that particular era the suffering class i.e the workers had faced a lot of problems like the burden of taxation, less revenue etc. Rennaissance \ngave them all ideas of independence, liberty and freedom. It made them realize that even they had the authority to protest against the evil-doings of the high classes and struggle for thier freedom. As to conclude, I'd say that altogetherly, Renaissane offered a platform for the revolutionist thinkers to exchange their views and bring -up new socialist ideas for liberty.
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Now if I was an ordinary person I'd most probably be unable to write anyway, but I would try to show how well our side was doing.\nTry to show that revolution would occur in all countries like France, as others followed the example set.\nShow how Napoleon was gradually conquering the world, well it doesn't have to be true does it, and make sure that Napoleon had a copy of it. Then he would give you more information, and most probably a decent meal.\nMention what a great thing it was to drive on the right.\nEnclose a charter for all good citizens of the revolution to follow.
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The only thing revolution accomplishes is more revolution. This attitude has created tremendous instability in every country that has experienced revolution, the US included. Here, we formed a new country. France, so many others, go through endless uprisings...not a good idea. Voting, Free speach, Free press are the safest, perhaps slowest, but certainly the safest measure. Revolution means: death to many, prison for many, and terror for most. All this for an unsure future that will be toppled again and again. Not very smart.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_revolution\n\nshould help  has alot of info on it :)
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Il y a en fait 2 questions et 2 réponses intimement liées à l'Histoire de France.\n\n1/ Le bleu était la couleur des uniformes des soldats révolutionnaires tandis que le blanc était celle des contre-révolutionnaires (celle du roi de France). En Russie du Tsar c'était les rouges (révolutionnaires) et les blancs (fidèles au tsar). \nDepuis le bleu est associé à la république française et c'est pour cela que les sportifs évoluant en équipe nationale française portent cette couleur ;\n\n2/ L'expression "un bleu", "la bleusaille" date de la guerre de 14-18. L'uniforme des soldats était bleu horizon, les fraiches recrues arrivant dans les tranchées avaient un uniforme propre et neuf, et donc bleu, les distinguant de ceux qui étaient là avant et ayant déjà séjourné dans la boue des tranchées. D'ou l'expression designant tout nouvel arrivant ou une personne sans expérience... \n\nPour information il faudra attendre la seconde guerre mondiale pour que l'uniforme français change, ce "bleu horizon" n'étant pas adapté aux nouvelles formes de combats et en faisant de parfaites cibles pour les soldats ennemis.\n\nEn anglais, un "bleu" est un "vert" dans le sens du jeune fruit pas encore arrivé à maturité. \n\nQuant à savoir le sens positif de ces appellations, c'est a chacun d'apprécier pour la première, la seconde et de fait péjorative mais certainement légitime ou factuelle.\n\nVoilà en espérant que cela répond plus précisément à la question de départ...
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1775-1783\n\nended with the treaty of paris
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hmm well after the french revolution and the beheaded of theyre king things started to shake up in europe wht lead to the industrial revolution in the middle of the 19th century in UK ( united kingdom) the industrial revolution spread out throughout europe and by tHEN as u surely know britain and france were the two bigest forces around so with the industrial revolution reaching france and with the expandment of the industrial part of the french economy france needed lots and LOTS of "raw material" to b used in theyre industries to b bought in LOW prices as well as new markets to export theyre industrial merchandise to.. and the only way possible if to colonise every lil area they could reach theyre hand on tht the english didnt cover yet