Question

the revolution grows
french constitution and government
how did the french revolution differ from the american
revolution?
the french revolution had a working constitution.
the french revolution aimed for independence.
the french revolution focused on transforming society.
in 1795, france emerged from a decade of upheaval, successfully reconstructing its
society after a tumultuous period of transformation.
establishment of the french constitution (1795):
the french constitution of 1795 formalized the directory as the executive body,
comprising five individuals.

• two - house legislature: its introduction aimed to facilitate the creation of laws,

reflecting a significant shift toward a more democratic governance model.
social transformation focus
diverging from the goal of independence seen in the american revolution, the french

Explanation:

• Analyze the first option: The American Revolution also had a working constitution (the US Constitution), so this is not a difference.
• Analyze the second option: The American Revolution aimed for independence from British rule, while the French Revolution was about changing the existing French social and political order (not seeking independence in the same way), so this is incorrect.
• Analyze the third option: The French Revolution focused on overthrowing the old social order (like the feudal system, aristocracy, etc.) and transforming society, while the American Revolution was more about independence and establishing a new government. This matches the key difference.

Answer:

The French Revolution focused on transforming society.