Thursday, December 13, 2007

World Studies III Final

* The Russian and French Revolution starts with the same reason. The two Revolutions lasted 10 years. Both the Russian Revolution and the French Revolution were they had poor economic condition so the money were worth less. The French Rev. that were poor had lead to the Bread Riots, bread was so expensive that it caused riots because of people needing food. The Russians Rasputin were to help Nicholas son who was the story teller that likes sinful things. He was poisoned, shot at allot and went into the half frozen river then finally drowned. Rasputin likes to party so it makes the king look bad. The other party of the French was the Woman named Marie Antoinette who likes parties. If the poor people were starving and they are partying it makes every one mad. It helps cause the French and Russian Revolution.

* Both of the leaders are with each revolution were about the same altogether. The leader of the Russians was Czar Nicholas II. He gets ideas from his wife so he can be a stronger leader. The Bolshouiks made Czar step down, because they wanted more rights to the common people. The leader of the French was Louis. Louis was lazy and mostly cared about hunting instead of his own country. Goverment changed during the french revolution. They kicked out the king, so it became a democracy, but Napoleon made himself the emporer. The Russian rebel, was Lenin the Pres. of the Comm. Party. The French rebel, was Robespierre. Lenin and Robespierre are both rebels. They both were able to get people excited. They help to serve the poor people so it makes the king want to get rid of them. The two countries bothers its on self.

* Both the Russians and the French gets about the same power. The Results of the Russians was Stalin in Power. With Stalin in Power the country is more powerful. The Results of the French was Napoleon in Power. With Napoleon in Power the country has more power. The two countries that has more power are still about equal. The French and Russian Revolution ends up the same.

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