Question

question 1 of 28 how did the consequences of the american and french revolutions differ? a. the french revolution led to the division of france into multiple states, but the american revolution unified the american colonists. b. the french revolution reintroduced feudalism in europe, but the american revolution led to the end of feudalism in north america. c. the french revolution led to a change of government, but the american revolution led to the formation of a new country. d. the french revolution contributed to the rise of the middle class in europe, but the american revolution resulted in the end of social classes.

Explanation:

The American Revolution was a struggle for independence from British rule, resulting in the formation of the United States as a new - country. The French Revolution was an internal upheaval in France that led to the overthrow of the monarchy and a change in the form of government. Option A is incorrect as the French Revolution did not lead to the division of France into multiple states. Option B is incorrect because the French Revolution was against feudalism and did not re - introduce it, and feudalism was not a major factor in North America during the American Revolution. Option D is incorrect as the American Revolution did not end social classes.

Answer:

C. The French Revolution led to a change of government, but the American Revolution led to the formation of a new country.