... would be that Napoleon divided the country up into departments, and that the ultimate power was the state. Another reform was all of the Napoleonic code, which is still used today. Also, political borders were rearranged and there was no feudalism, or it was at least weakened. There were also many economic changes throughout the course of the revolution. At the end of the French Revolution, everyone had to pay taxes ... , which is a huge change from the beginning. All of the taxes were collected by officials, and deposited in the National Bank of France, which was another reform. This ba...

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... put a limited or a check on the far left (radical) liberals. It was not until the 13th, 14th, and the 15th amendments of the United States Constitution were all men had equity, but it still left out women until the 19th amendment gain the right to vote, and own land. (The US Constitution p. 53) Early conservatism stated after the French revolution, with the writing of Reflection on the revolution in France by Edmund Burke ... , the father of conservatism. Some of his general believes are in loyalty to Monarchy, duty, and hierarchy. (PI p.67) Burke saw ... ...

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... see Lady Bracknell's concern about her daughter's prospective fiancé's suitability, and whether Worthing's father was born in the "Purple of Commerce-(Act 1, page 20), or whether he rose "from the rank of aristocracy-. Worthing's "Contempt for the ordinary decencies of family life-, reminds Lady Bracknell of the worst excesses of the French Revolution "and I presume you know what that unfortunate movement led to?- (Act 1, page 21 ... ). The Importance of Being Earnest depicts a world in which the best kept secrets are exclusive, not as moral as it pretends ... ...

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