1. What were the similarities between the American and French Revolution? How did one influence the other? (example: what were they fighting for? What ideals were they trying to achieve?) 2. Were these two Revolutions actually 'revolutionary'? In other words, did they create lasting change in America and France?​

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Explanation:

They both were trying to get land and call it theirs so that they could build their country and make it larger for more people to be able to live and like the place. They both wanted a change from being an absolute ruler, both have economic instability from war debt, and both had social inequality. It had a big change like letting African Americans fight and soon be free and both sides got a real ruler and both have a good economic stability now.

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the process of industrialization is called a revolution because