American Revolution Characteristics

Revolutions are looked upon today as grand events putting enlightenment ideals to use in order to change themselves and their government for the better good (usually). Of those, three in particular shine out as being noticeably important, that being the American, French, and Mexican Revolutions. But that aside, what is truly important whilst looking back on these influential events is recognizing the key points that connect each revolution with one another and of course, how they differ as well. In our case here in America, most already know what sparked our revolution (that being unfair taxes), but is it the exact same as Mexico's or France's? Hopefully, through this presentation, we may be able to unearth what sets apart each of these three
First and foremost of these key attributes, is the procedure at which these Revolutions came to be, (or in a layman's terms, how they began). Most would agree to the fact that each Revolution, particularly the three we are taking a look into, all similarly began because of unfair governmental control at the time of the revolution's discourse. While albeit because of differing means of governmental oppression, all three of the aforementioned revolutions are retaliation of their residing governments abuse of their power. For example, in the American Revolution the Colonists struck back at the British because of their absurd taxes. Or during the French Revolution when the French middle class began to destroy the government above them because of their need to equal out the taxes imposed on them. Finally an example from the Mexican Revolution shows the people rising up against a leader that attempted to become a dictator. Next, another point about how the revolution affected government today. Because of each of these revolutions, we now have a template in which to carve a truly Democratic government. In conclusion, a revolution, however large or small has an equally valuable effect on all of us through our lives be it through our government or in our minds
Looking once again, at the American Revolution, their main effects from their revolution sparked a revitalized democratic republic that could make even the Romans proud. From this, caused many inventions, triumphs, and it may have single handedly created the most powerful nation in the universe. Or with the French Revolution where, as a result of the chaos following its completion, a new leader rose up and became one of the most influential individuals in history. Finally we have the Mexican Revolution, in which it did not rise out in triumph after its revolution, but instead had many hardships following it, being either foreign exploitation or political divide. Each and every one of the revolutions stated above has a purpose in our history for showing just how history took a turn onto a new path with new opportunities and strife just waiting to pounce. This, can truly show just how complex our world is through these