Compare And Contrast French And American Revolutions
1. As most wars back then the French and American Revolutions were created from the want of rights and having everyone be equal to eachother. It has always been a problem and it still is in America. In both of these revolutions people realized that the government controlled them too much and they needed to get power in order to have their rights as a human and equal things out with the government. Money of course also played a big role in these two things. The differences is that France had just ended another war while America hadn't so things with government were different from what they were in America. The French also had more support from upper classes while Loyalists in America were more hesitant to help. I think that America had a stronger
government at the time because war has a lot of impact on things like that. The French had more support in the war from the rich because it was affecting them more. in America the rich were hardly touched.
2. Art became more simple and didn't focus on color as much as having the photo look neat and able to understand. New painters wanted something new with the new century. After years of anti-war art, paintings that focused on freedom and love were a big relief.
3. Sonata form got his name because it had fast solos on the piano. The three parts of the sonata is supposed to explain a journey. The first part of it is the exposition. The exposition is where the theme is shown or exposed. Usually these are repeated so people can remember them. The second part of a sonata is the development. The development is when the themes change and the keys are changed a lot. The last part is the recapitulation. This is where you return back to the original themes and not the development themes.
I think this is like a journey because at the beginning of a story, the hero has a familiar life and familiar people around them but when something comes up that changes that, the development, they have to figure out how to get home or the recapitulation, whether its saving the world or saving someone they love.
government at the time because war has a lot of impact on things like that. The French had more support in the war from the rich because it was affecting them more. in America the rich were hardly touched.
2. Art became more simple and didn't focus on color as much as having the photo look neat and able to understand. New painters wanted something new with the new century. After years of anti-war art, paintings that focused on freedom and love were a big relief.
3. Sonata form got his name because it had fast solos on the piano. The three parts of the sonata is supposed to explain a journey. The first part of it is the exposition. The exposition is where the theme is shown or exposed. Usually these are repeated so people can remember them. The second part of a sonata is the development. The development is when the themes change and the keys are changed a lot. The last part is the recapitulation. This is where you return back to the original themes and not the development themes.
I think this is like a journey because at the beginning of a story, the hero has a familiar life and familiar people around them but when something comes up that changes that, the development, they have to figure out how to get home or the recapitulation, whether its saving the world or saving someone they love.