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Which American leader believed that the violence of the French Revolution was justified?
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Who believed in the use of violence only when all else failed?
Sons of Liberty
Why was china's cultural revolution so violent?
In August, 1966, Mao Zedong called for the start of a Cultural Revolution at the Plenum of the Communist Central Committee. He urged the creation of corps of "Red Guards" to punish party officials and any other persons who showed bourgeois tendencies. These sessions often included physical violence, and many of the accused died or ended up being held in reeducation camps for years. Mao likely was motivated to call for the so-called Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in order to rid the Chinese Communist Party of his opponents after the tragic failure of his Great Leap Forward policies. Mao knew that other party leaders were planning to marginalize him, so he appealed directly to his supporters among the people to join him in a Cultural Revolution. He also believed that communist revolution had to be a continuous process, in order to stave off capitalist-roader ideas.
What was the phase of the revolution that huge numbers of French people were executed?
Executions began the French Revolution at the Bastille. They were not state sanctioned, but they were much more then murder or simple mob violence. The actual Reign of Terror goes from 27 June 1793 until 27 July 1793 when thousands met their death.
Was the French Revolution truly revolutionary?
It remains an important historical moment in Western Civilization in part because of the sound principals it espoused, second because of the violence that it generated and finally because because of some of the errors that lead to unintended consequences.
Can you describe what the Reign of Terror is?
The Reign of Terror was a period of violence during the French Revolution. It lasted from September, 1793 to July 1794 and is named for the many executions of those denounced as "enemies of the state", mainly in Paris but also in other areas of France. Most were guillotined (beheaded), as were King Louis XVI and his wife, Marie Antoinette, earlier in 1793.
Which American leader believed that the violence if the French Revolution was justified?
John Adams
What two forms of violence did Leon Trotsky condone in order to create a successful Russian revolution?
Under certain conditions, Leon Trotsky believed that a Bolshevik revolution need not cause bloodshed. With that said, Trotsky believed that armed insurrection was a valid method to achieve a true revolution. If necessary, he also believed that terrorism was also justified.
How was the glorious revolution different from the American and the french revolution?
No violence. The new King arrived by invitation.
What describes why the Quakers did not support the American revolution?
They were strongly opposed to violence and war.
How to change an unjust government was violent revolution justified effective would you have advisee different actions?
In order to change an unjust government, you need numerous numbers of people on your side. If peaceful negotiations fail, violence may be justified, ie: American & French Revolution. Options are, peaceful demonstrations, boycotts, sit-ins, strikes, civil action, letters expressing your views to politicians in your area, lobby in Congress, vote
Is violence ever justified?
It is an extremely subjective question to ask if violence can ever be justified and everyone has a different answer. The question has been argued about in philosophy for centuries.
What best describes why the Quakers did not support the American Revolution?
they were strongly opposed to violence and warThey were strongly opposed to war & violence.
What does the Beatles revolution and the American revolution have in common?
Nothing- The Beatles released a song called 'Revolution' in 1968 which is featured on The White Album, which supports the idea of social revolution but only by peaceful, loving means and not by violence. There is nothing to specifically link the American Revolution to The Beatles' song.
Is violence ever justified if the goal is sufficiently great?
indeed
What were some of the reasons the American Revolution was able to avoid the violence associated with the French Revolution?
Some of the reason the American Revolution was able to avoid the violence of the French Revolution were that what happened was an accelerated evolution rather than an outright revolution. During the conflict people went on working and praying, marrying and playing. Many of them were not seriously disturbed by the actual fighting and the most isolated communities scarcely knew that a war was going on. if this is from the American pageant book it is because cheap land was easily available :)
What most appropriately characterizes the violence exhibited in such episodes as Bacon's rebellion the Boston tea party Shays rebellion and the Whiskey rebellion?
the level of violence subsided after the american revolution
Did Malcolm X any view in voilence?
His view was that he would try to get equal justice for African-Americans by "Any means necessary"; including violence. Much as the American Patriots of the American Revolution used violence to establish their own rights.
