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 |
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| causes | enlightenment ideas, social inequality, food shortages, inflation, unemployment and a budget crisis | diss | |
| 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 | |

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For the French Revolution of 1830, causes included dissatisfaction with the Bourbon - restored monarchy. Before the revolution, Charles X was the king, and after, Louis - Philippe became the "Citizen King". The changes in 1830 were mainly political liberalization measures. For the French Revolution of 1848, causes were economic hardship and political discontent. Before, Louis - Philippe ruled, and after, a Second Republic was established with universal male suffrage. Key changes were the establishment of the Second Republic and social reforms proposed by the newly formed government.
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|  | French Revolution of 1789 - 1799 | French Revolution of 1830 | French Revolution of 1848 |
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| Causes | Enlightenment ideas, social inequality, food shortages, inflation, unemployment and a budget crisis | Dissatisfaction with Bourbon - restored monarchy (e.g., Charles X's conservative policies) | Economic hardship (e.g., potato blight - related food shortages) and political discontent |
| Government after Revolution | National Convention formed the Republic | Constitutional monarchy under Louis - Philippe | Second Republic |
| Leaders (Before and After the Revolutions) | Before: Louis XVI; After: Napoleon | Before: Charles X; After: Louis - Philippe | Before: Louis - Philippe; After: Elected leaders in Second Republic (e.g., Louis - Napoleon Bonaparte later) |
| 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 | Universal male suffrage, establishment of the Second Republic, social reform attempts (e.g., national workshops) |

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	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

	French Revolution of 1789 - 1799	French Revolution of 1830	French Revolution of 1848
Government after Revolution	National Convention formed the Republic	Constitutional monarchy under Louis - Philippe	Second Republic
Leaders (Before and After the Revolutions)	Before: Louis XVI; After: Napoleon	Before: Charles X; After: Louis - Philippe	Before: Louis - Philippe; After: Elected leaders in Second Republic (e.g., Louis - Napoleon Bonaparte later)
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	Universal male suffrage, establishment of the Second Republic, social reform attempts (e.g., national workshops)