<p>Was the French Revolution worth its death toll?
What acomplishments were achieved?
How did the French Revolution help France progress and advance?</p>
<p>sounds like homework help to me.........</p>
<p>^^ Yeah. theproblemchild: You are not allowed to ask for help with homework and related schoolwork on these forums.</p>
<p>you should totally turn this into an argument about how death is beneficial to mankind</p>
<p>It was definitely worth the death toll.
Napoleon got into office.
It developed technological advances such as guncotton and the guillotine.</p>
<p>way to do his homework for him lol</p>
<p>I think (hope) Liist is being sarcastic.</p>
<p>it wasn't worth its death tole because:
1] nothing was accomplished
2] the death toll was very, very, very high
3] lots of innocent people were killed</p>
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it wasn't worth its death tole because:
1] nothing was accomplished
2] the death toll was very, very, very high
3] lots of innocent people were killed
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<p>Isn't that revolution supposed to be about? Anyways, a lasting republic wasn't created, so the revolution was a waste.</p>
<p>oh well, the fact that nothing was accomplished would make any death not worth it</p>
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<li>It was worth it-the country now has a smaller population that will contribute less to global warming.</li>
<li>We got baguettes, freedom not to shave, freedom fries, and a love of short guys because of it.</li>
<li>It got the country a dictator.</li>
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