Question

read page 182 and 183 to finish the chart comparing the french revolutions.

	french revolution of 1789 - 1799	french revolution of 1830	french revolution of 1848
government after revolution
leaders (before and after the revolutions)	before: louis xvi after: napoleon	before: after:	before: after:
changes	national assembly was formed, abolished feudalism and tithing, wrote declaration of the rights of man and citizen: national convention formed the republic	voting rights extended to more property - owning men, catholic church power was diminished, and censorship was no longer permitted

Explanation:

The French Revolution of 1830 was sparked by dissatisfaction with the Bourbon Restoration. Leaders before were Charles X, and after Louis - Philippe became king. It led to a constitutional monarchy. The French Revolution of 1848 was due to economic hardship and political discontent. Before, Louis - Philippe was in power, and after, the Second Republic was established with figures like Louis - Napoleon Bonaparte emerging.

Answer:

	French Revolution of 1830	French Revolution of 1848
Government after Revolution	Constitutional monarchy	Second Republic
Leaders (Before and After the Revolutions)	Before: Charles X; After: Louis - Philippe	Before: Louis - Philippe; After: Louis - Napoleon Bonaparte (emerging figure)
Changes	Overthrew Charles X, established July Monarchy, more liberal constitution	Toppled Louis - Philippe, established universal male suffrage, social reforms proposed