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write briefly about the two similarities and two differences you find between french revolution and Russian revolution? plz help me......​plzzz now

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HERE ARE THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES-

Explanation:

The French and Russian Revolutions were both influential, monumental events, and both revolutions comprised of striking similarities. But, while they have much in common, there are some differences. They were similar in that both France and Russia had similar conditions before and after the revolution with strong support from the lower classes, but the Russian Revolution had communist values while the French Revolution was deeply rooted in ideals of the Enlightenment.

In France and Russia leading up to their revolutions, the common people, interested in equality and justice, especially in France, were fed up with the luxury and superiority in which their authoritarian leaders lived. The French monarchy was overthrown and replaced with a representative government. Likewise, in Russia, workers protested due to wartime shortages of food. Tsar Nicholas II wanted the protesters to be killed, but his own army turned against him. He then abdicated. After the revolution, both countries ended up with authoritarian leaders. In France, Napoleon took control in 1799, suppressing the democratic aspects of the revolution in a military dictatorship. However, he did preserve civil equality, religious freedom, and promotion by merit. Comparably, the Bolsheviks came to power in Russia, committing many atrocities. Both countries started their revolutions trying to rid themselves of an authoritarian government, and ended up with a different one after the revolution.

The lower classes played important roles in both revolutions. They essentially sparked the revolutions. In Russia they started massive social upheaval, created unions, and seized control of factories. The common people of France got involved in the Revolution during the Storming of the Bastille. In addition, Russian and French peasants took and destroyed land from

the landlords and aristocracy. Armies in both countries were formed, comprising of lower and middle class men.

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