American and French Revolutions

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| -The government was bankrupt. | | A The American colonists and French citizens were treated equally in government decisions. B Both groups were angry about equal taxation and shared government power. A. Both control bars that gave each power to the government then to the people. B. Both established bars that influenced how governments formed individual rights. C. Both were designed to increase the power of the research or president. D. Both further functions to keep people from challenging the government. (Question 9, #100358) Is Loot or No Man, What made me bet the greatest influence on the use of experience? A. No Industry Revolution B. No Age of Lootings C. No Employment D. No English Revolution (Question 10, #100361) Is English for men, what about American education for people and what about # Prevatte Unit 4 Study Guide Student Name: Lily Teacher Name: Koyla Prevatte Score: Date: 4/20/26 ## Question 1: 199530 Robespierre's rule in France was known as the "Reign of Terror" because - A so many people feared the French monarchy would attempt to kill Robespierre. - B his ultra-radical views led to the execution of thousands of French citizens. - C revolutionaries believed he had...