English, 27.09.2019 19:10, mikaelalcool1

3. compare the causes and outcomes of the american revolution and the french
revolution. identify two ways that thal these revolutions were similar and two ways
that they were different. be sure to cite evidence from the course to support your
response. (5 points)

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3. compare the causes and outcomes of the american revolution and the french
revolution. ident...