<p>Hey,</p>
<p>I am lost in a question. Anyone know of the similarities and differences in the causes and consequences of the French Revolution to the Haitian Revolution? I have no idea where to start or what to do. So I turn to you my virtual comrades to help me. Thanks.</p>
<p>Here's one similarity: the role of a class struggle in bringing about a revolution. The system in France didn't recognize the needs of the workers, and the one in Haiti was engineered largely by slaves. Both were uprisings against oppressive systems. A difference is that Haiti was a war for independence, while France was one of regime change. Consequences: both caused radical shifts in the way society was structured.</p>
<p>Also, if you want a good place to start an essay, look carefully at the ideas behind both of them, and try and build off that.</p>
<p>Thank you for pointing that out. Any others guys?</p>
<p>people from both sides were killed in both wars...so thats another similarity...........and something different..umm..well i dunno..</p>
<p>Both countries are on an island.</p>
<p>^You don’t need write that you’re from the south.
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<p>I would be insulted if I could understand what you said.</p>
<p>He’s trying to use the fact that you’re from the south as an insult, but if he weren’t ignorant he’d know that the south is awesome.</p>
<p>Except for that Quacoh lives in it.</p>
<p>It’s called a joke. You said both France and Haiti are islands, so I brought up the redneck stereotype. Jesus, some people are so thin-skinned.
And no, the the Northeast is better. Why, you may ask? We kicked your butts in the Civil War.
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Just joking, for those who don’t understand anything.</p>
<p>The South sucks.</p>
<p>France is on an island, as Eurasia is completely surrounded by water.</p>
<p>By that logic all the continents are “Islands”.</p>