Revolutions Don't Change Anything

Let’s begin with the French revolution. Louis XVI was an absolute ruler, the King of France. The country was in debt of millions of pounds and the tax system was a failure. France needed change and the revolution begun. Louis and the Royal Family was thrown out and executed and after a few years Napoleon became emperor. So what changed, only the fact that Napoleon now ruled. The poor were still poor. The rich were mostly rich and you could say nothing really changed.

What about the Russian revolution in 1917? Before, the Tsar who was the absolute ruler ruled by secret police so everyone did their part. Yet in the First World War with Japan, Russia lost both army and naval battles and the Russians were convinced of the incompetence of their ruler. After 1917 there were many power struggles for who would lead. After intense fighting, Lenin, Vladimir Ulyich U

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