British and French Revolution

										
	The French and British Revolution has many similarities, such as the events 
that led up to the war, things that occurred during and after the war. 

	Each war was started off by the invading of a place. In the British war 
Charles stormed into Parliment to arrest 5 leaders. In the French people's case it 
was the storming of Bastille, the Prison. So the British finally got fed up when he
came in to Parliment and started the war, and when 3rd estate got mad at all the 
taxes and reduced rights so they stormed Bastille and started the French war.

	Both wars were also fought for a hope to end the absolute monarchy, there 
was just too much power in the hands of the leaders. Money of course was a major 
involvement in both wars, mainly the lack of it. Charles used to much and was always
begging for it from Parliment. Then the Third estate was taxed so heavily they 
hardly had enough to pay for the taxes so they fought for freedom.  

	After the both wars a military leader took over. Britain's Oliver Cromwell
took over from Parliment, and did a pretty decent job and got done what for the 
most part needed to be done. Then French got Napoleon who was a very skilled military
leader, but a little crazy, he was good in the fact that he got lots of land for
France but in other cases he was just horrible, he was also considered the first 
anti-christ.
British and French Revolution
										
	The French and British Revolution has many similarities, such as the events 
that led up to the war, things that occurred during and after the war. 

	Each war was started off by the invading of a place. In the British war
Charles stormed into Parliment to arrest 5 leaders. In the French people's case 
it was the storming of Bastille, the Prison. So the British finally got fed up when 
he came in to Parliment and started the war, and when 3rd estate got mad at all the 
taxes and reduced rights so they stormed Bastille and started the French war.

	Both wars were also fought for a hope to end the absolute monarchy, there 
was just too much power in the hands of the leaders. Money of course was a major 
involvement in both wars, mainly the lack of it. Charles used to much and was always
begging for it from Parliment. Then the Third estate was taxed so heavily they
hardly had enough to pay for the taxes so they fought for freedom.  

	After the both wars a military leader took over. Britain's Oliver Cromwell 
took over from Parliment, and did a pretty decent job and got done what for the most
part needed to be done. Then French got Napoleon who was a very skilled military
leader, but a little crazy, he was good in the fact that he got lots of land for
France but in other cases he was just horrible, he was also considered the first 
anti-christ.