Which one was more important and why?
On the one hand it's easy to imagine that the american revolution was more important because it led directly to the french revolution. But on the other hand it's hard to say if it was the american revolution, or the french one, the one that had the biggest and more lasting impact on society.
>>3130794
it's probably a tie, really
American revolution led to birth of a future superpower. French also (it just wasn't France, lel)
>>3130806
>American revolution led to birth of a future superpower. French also (it just wasn't France, lel)
What superpower did the French revolution created?
>>3130806
Yeah United States were a superpower before 1939. I mean it took a lot of military skills to beat some 3th world countries in latin america. Or beat a ravaged european country with three time less population than USA, And all that for a stupid islands which will be conquered by a guy with a beard and 12 guerillos.
>>3130868
He did said "future" superpower.
>>3130813
Indirectly, it created the superpowers of Napoleon.
>>3130876
160 years between the American revolution and ww2...
The effects and the spirit of American Revolution were forgotten between those times
>>3130794
That's the 1848 Revolution on the right.
>>3130868
>you have to beat powerful opponents in war to be a superpower
what is this autism?
>>3130903
Is it? It's the image that always pops up when talking about the 1789 revolution.
>>3130813
>What superpower did the French revolution created?
unironically Soviet Union
>>3130909
It really is. It's a painting made by Eugène Delacroix made for the revolution of 1830 'gainst the Charles X of France, which led to the July Monarchy.
>>3130903
No, it's the July Revolution. There painting was too contentious and placed in storage until 1848.
>>3130794
I would say the american one since it was the spark that led to the french revolution anyway.
>>3130794
This pic will help you to understand the difference of scale
>>3130889
A country that doesn't exist can't be a superpower
>>3131079
It's probably a bit of a stretch to include all the colonial territories as part of the french revolutionary wars.