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The Industrial Revolution involved economic and industrial concepts.
The French Revolution was based on political and social constructs like the Rights of Man and the Citizen and Enlightenment Philosophy.
Both had a major impact on how men would live their lives in the future and both had great and grave social impact on future generations.
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JordanOne of the biggest similarities between the American Revolution and the Industrial Revolution is agriculture. In both revolutions, agriculture was an important food source and if we look back on the American Revolution, it was actually due to poor harvests, many people moved to North America.
Also triangular trade occured in both revolutions.
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Was the French Revolution an effect of the Industrial Revolution?
No. The French Revolution was not an effect of the industrial revolution. The French revolution occurred due to the anger of the masses against the despotic rule of the monarchs in France.
What is the order in which the Protestant Reformation industrial revolution and French revolution occur?
protestant reformation ,french revolution and then industrial rev olution
Why do people think the French Revolution and Industrial Revolution are the same?
A lot of people are confused between the French and Industrial Revolutions because (1) they both have the word "revolution" in them, (2) they both take place in Europe, (3) and they both take place at the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century. However, the French Revolution and Industrial Revolution are fundamentally different affairs.
What are the similarities and differences between Haitian and French Revolution?
the Haitian revolution was started by slaves, (Toussain L'Ouverture was the leader) both haiti and France were french-speaking and both revolutions took place between 1750 and 1914 (for all the ap world people ;)
How is industrial revolution different from the American and french revolution?
A number of similarities may be found in the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution. For one thing, both were 'revolutionary' in a basic sense: they resulted in radical social changes in and outside of the particular regions where they took place. At the same time, both were viewed with tremendous hostility and with tremendous optimism by various contemporary participants and observers.
