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Write two things you learned about how the rest of the world or Great Britain learns about the American Revolution

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Most countries only learn the big ideas about the American Revolution or how it impacted their own country. Places like India, New Zealand, and  Sweden do not learn about the American Revolution at all.
In France, they learn more about the French Revolution than the American Revolution.

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In most countries other than the UK they have it as a side note to the french revolution. These countries also don't find it as important if its not involving them.

In the UK they are taught that it is how america gained there independence.

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1) They learned that it lead to the French Revolution and The French Revolution is taught in more depth than the American Revolution.
2) They don't think it is that important because it didn't affect Britain as much as when they lost India.

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They didn't learn about it because they thought it was irrelevant. It's not as extensive into their own history and the other countries in a sense had "their own histories to learn about" especially when the war didn't have any influence on that country.

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They learned about the French Revolution more and since Britain’s history is a lot more extensive than ours there is just no space for it. Many kids don’t even know that America comes from Britain

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Other countries don't touch on it as much because they view the American Revolution as a precursor to the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars.
Other countries believe that it's important to America because it informs politics today, but they do not feel that it is relevant to them.
Another thing is that mostly all American children learn about the Boston Tea Party and the rebellion that occurred. It's an important topic in American schools.

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They don’t really learn about it and they look at it as more of a foot note
They also don’t consider it to be that important

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Northern Ireland learned about the history of potatoes and they also learned about the cold war. In the UK it is referred to as the American War of Independence.

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-I've learned that not everyone learns about it
- I've also learned that some places call it the American independence war

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It is known as the American Independence War. Most countries study it along with the French Revolution because the French helped fight the British when they sent soldiers with Lafayette.

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Countries in Europe don’t learn more about American revolution or some just don’t teach about the revolution.

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It is not taught specifically in New Zealand. It was not  heavily or formally taught in Britain. U.S History itself was critically important in the curriculum for Britain.

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That they don't learn about it because they don't think it was that important.
They learn more about the French Revolution because they think it was more important than the American Revolution.

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July 4th was a special day known as Independence Day. This is when the American colonist won the revolutionary war. Great day for America

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American revolution was a big step for America becoming a democracy. But to Europeans it was just a footnote to the French Revolution or should I say the American revolution was was just one catalyst wave of revolutionary wars.

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Europeans don't learn about the American revolution because it doesnt affect them and their history

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Benjamin Franklin was born into a large, poor family and had to drop out of school early in order to get a job.

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Jefferson was born into one of the most prominent families of Virginia's planter elite. He was the third child born out of 10 children.