Warm Up # 27 In what ways were the Russian Revolution and the French Revolution similar? Who were the groups who revolted? What complaints did these groups.

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Warm Up # 27 In what ways were the Russian Revolution and the French Revolution similar? Who were the groups who revolted? What complaints did these groups have? How were the leaders similar, if at all? Etc.

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