French And English Revolution

Thousands of revolution occurred throughout the history of the world. These revolution changed the political, historical and all other aspects of the civilization of a particular group. Most revolution follows the principle of basic events: Leaders are knocked down, militant and extremist groups ruled for a while, then the government eventually returns to its original state. Both the British Revolution and the French Revolution follow this basic formula, and the process has various differences.

After the French Revolution, economic liberalism became the mainstream ideology of the Ibero-American world. It can be said that the French Revolution integrated the British Industrial Revolution with its influence on the United States. The French Revolution is a political manifestation of the modernization process, especially when discovering and conquering the Americas began in the Renaissance period. The mainstream of intellectuals relocates their centers from strict collectivist Christian worldview to secularization, empiricism, and individualist ideology. New ideological winds are more favorable to private life than public lives and lay the foundation for new social forms and organization based on industrial production.

Soon after the establishment of Washington in 1789, the French Revolution began. As the revolution deepens and becomes bloody, the UK wants to utilize the weaknesses of the French government. The difference between French and English is big, but the United States is trapped in the center. Americans' loyalty is divided between French who helped the American Revolutionary War and British with the greatest cultural and economic relationships. Deciding that Washington is fair is the best way to get rid of the war