how did the idea of French Revolution spread to the other part of Europe
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Based on ideals of liberty and equality, the French Revolution destroyed the monarchy, curbed the power of the Catholic Church, created fairer taxation for citizens, and established democracy as the new form of government.
Answer:
The French Revolution inspired other countries of Europe. Its ideas spread to other parts of Europe in the following ways.
(a) The French revolutionaries proclaimed to help Europeans to constitute nation-states.
(b) Various revolutionary clubs like the Jacobin clubs began to be formed by students and educated middle class in different European cities based
on French model.
(c) Revolutionary wars in countries like Holland, Belgium, Switzerland and Italy paved way for French armies to move to other parts of Europe.
(d) Napolean also played an important role in spreading the ideologies of French revolution in the European countries through administrative
changes.