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- Memories of the French revolution are  founf in places , images, and objects
- liberty trees of the revolution stand today
- some peoplemkepy  mementos oof the revolution
- songs continued in popular memory of the  Revolution
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French Revolution Efffects on Literature and productions (movies)

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French Revolution Efffects on Literature and productions (movies)

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-  Alexis de Tocoqueville states " What remains most alive in the original spirit of the Revolution is in literature
- many famous authors also wrote about the French Revolution
- Some of the greatest films were made regarding to the french Revolution like Abel Grance's "Napolean" in 1927

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- French occupation of Spain led to an independence movement in Latin America
-  Nationalism was wanted in East Asia and power of revolution on society and the state

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- positive about eh French Revolution
- wanted to go beyond its promised of individual rights and legal change within constitutional order

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- Many french people  who opposed the revolution did so because of religious views
- Joseph de Maistre condemned the revolution as fundamentally evil and impious
- some also linked the french revolution to what they saw as negative aspects of democracy and politics
- Gustave Le Bon warned that the French revolution epitomized the irratinality, savagery, and violence of the mob

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- Modern nationalism began in France during the revolution
- nationalism defended the right of a nation to resist french control
- Giuseppe Mazzini  believed that nationalism should be revolutionary and allied with projects to defend the interests of the poor.
- "utopian socialist" Charles Fourier wanted to keep the revolutionary legacy of social reform but limit the violence .

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- french revolution created ideologies
- before 1789  most people lived with a form of government that had been around for centuries
-after 1789 a republic was formed challenging monarchs old views on government

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Philosophers, poets, and novelists views on the Revolution 

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Philosophers, poets, and novelists views on the Revolution 

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-German philosopher Immanuel Kant  appreciated the deep power of the notion right.
- French aristocrat Francois- Rene Chateaubriand denounced the Jacobin's as "infuriated men" who had erected "a thousand sanguinary guillotines" in all villages and towns of France.

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- Thomas Jefferson passed along ideas to legislators through the Marquis de Lafeyette
- republican party was  in favor of the french revolution
- federalists did not approve of the French Revolution
-  conflict over land and borders between the two nations would make many Americans disprove of the French Revolution

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- Wollstonecraft's thought that women should be educated like men in order to become virtuous citizens created controversy
- One critic thought women would be disgusted to dalliances because they need to work for them

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- Burke upset ed the lower class, called them "the swinish multitude"
- lower class responded to Burke with titles like "Hog Wash" and "Pig's Meat."

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- English author that insisted that good government depended on establishing a constitution that guaranteed the natural rights of all men
- became famous because he sold over 200,000 copies of his writings  ,more than other political polemic in English history ,
- was elected to the National Convention

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- a member of the British Parliament
- he expressed reservations about the revolutionaries reliance on reason as the standard of government would lead to violence to enforce decisions.
- he offered conservative principles instead of violence