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…, and dates back to 1790 and the French Revolution. Also the official flag for all French dependent areas it is similar in looks and color to Chad, Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands flags. Economic Data: The country is full of natural resources with coal, iron…

…The British Impact on the American Revolution The French and Indian War was the last of the four American wars waged from 1689 to 1763 between the British and the French. In all of these wars, each country fought for the control of the continent…

…government ordered its troops in Boston to take swift action against the rebels. The war broke out soon afterward. CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION: After Britain defeated France in the French and Indian war, Britain got almost all of French territory in North America…

…at age 16. Napoleon was in Paris during the French revolution, and when France became a Republic on 10 August 1792, he was promoted to the rank of Captain. After defeating the Italian armies in 1796 and the Austrians in 1797, he was made General. In November…

…The American Revolution was an event that could only have happened under certain crucial circumstances. Britain’s taxation of the colonies as a way of paying their war debts reinforced an emerging sense of American identity and helped to precipitate…

…. Many historians see a relationship between the Enlightenment and the French Revolution. The philosphes were not revolutionaries, but their attacks on the pillars of the established order helped to create revolutionary psychology. As Henri Peyre observes…

…that challenged the Japanese and later the French, during their occupation. Ho also helped Mao Zedong bring a communist revolution to China. While he was in China, Ho completed his plan for Vietnam's revolution. The US, being against communism, naturally reacted…

…the revolutions' causes it would have been very difficult to justify independence. Today and during the time of the revolution many of the accusations seemed rather weak and unsupported. However there were some that were considered by all to be significant infractions…

…Napoleon’s Rise to Power “...By preserving many social gains of the Revolution while suppressing political liberty, he showed himself to be an heir of enlightened despotism.” (Perry, pg. 499) I. Napoleon’s Rise A. Attended military school. Here he…

…giving back the right to strike to the public servants. The Liberals also created what was called the ministry of cultural affairs, which was charged with protecting the French language. This period was termed the Quiet Revolution, where social reforms put…