The Americans and the French

Since Americans and French people represent different aspects of Western countries, we chose Americans and French people for this problem. In addition, despite having alliances with international markets and communities, their culture and practices are hostile to each other and intolerance in the workplace and social traditions and beliefs. When judging which dimension the French and Americans belong to, how they deal with their cultural problems and how they perceive the differences in the surrounding world It is necessary to investigate whether it is.

Comparison between the American Revolution and the French Revolution Although the American Revolution and the French Revolution have been compared and contrasted in terms of their origins and results, neither revolution nor the revolution of the French Revolution is required for ordinary people to gain independence and freedom from the repressive government It is due to necessity. The American Revolution was caused by the need for America colonists to acquire economic independence from a strong British country, but the French Revolution was a struggle for social equality among the masses. - Spain, the first region of the United States, the conquest of the Southwest and the colonization 1 Heritage of hatred: conquer the invasion of A. Texas in the northwestern part of Mexico - not all British and American people support conflict . Eugene C. Barker pointed out that the direct cause of the war is "Santa Ana turns over the nominal republic and replaced the centralized oligarchic group." The history of Texas is a mixture of selected facts and universal myths

One of the many differences between the American and French revolution is that unlike French, Americans did not fight for abstraction. Americans first took weapons against the British to defend the traditional rights of British. The slogan 'Undisclosed Tax' properly summarizes one of the main complaints. The right not to be taxed without the consent of the elected representative is one of Britain's most valuable rights. When this was impossible in the British Empire, Americans declared independence and won it on the battlefield. In other words, Americans struggle to achieve their goal; they try not to overthrow the established social order, but to preserve their traditional rights. We are a revolution about autonomy and it is not a revolution about who should dominate at home.