Revolutions for Rights
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Revolutions For Rights
Every revolution has a beginning for the rights which people think they have. Actually in history some countries got their revolution from other revolutions. Now I am going to show the reasons how and results of three different revolutions. These are American Revolution, on the other hand the French and Russian Revolution. How and why do they change their administration system?
In the 1770s the British government passed many unfair laws. That caused people who live in America, to be upset against Britain. The people who live in America started to think that “Why do we not do our laws as we live in America? British government makes laws but they do not live in America!” As you understand the American Revolution was for freedom. People who made the revolution were all the Americans who had no loyality to the king of Britain. So the people took the power and fought for liberty. American patriots were simply preserving the freedoms and rights of their self government; so the British government was replaced with American government. At this time they did not do as much violence as French and Russian revolutions. They did not destroy British government buildings or close their churches. Revolutionary leaders of America fought with Britain and they ended the violence at the end of war.
The American Revolution continues over 200 years but on the other hand other revolutions continued less than 100 years. Especially the French Revolution went through three constitutions from 1789 through 1794 but the Russian Revolution went through one constitution like America but from 1917 to 1989.
At the French revolution, because of the famine people want better administration. The French revolution is really similar to the Russian revolution. Like the French Revolution people wanted to change their administration because of government officials near the Czar were putting the peoples money in their pockets.
As a result, the French and Russian revolutions are for power and at the end a narrow, ruthless minority; Jacobins in French and Bolsheviks in Russia seized the reins of power in the name of the people. Their cause is licentiousness, so God and government were replaced with atheistic dictatorships. Their revolutions were more violent than the American Revolution because the people damaged government buildings and their revolutionary leaders killed lots of people for their revolution.
Some revolutions were made by the people for their own benefits, but for some, they were their freedom. For some people it is the thing to die for, but for some it is not the thing to die for.