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Forum Post #4 - French Revolution

12/11/2014

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Part 1: Why do you think that revolution did not spread to countries like England, Russia, Prussia, and the Hapsburg Empire, even though enlightenment ideas were spread there as well? 
     - Make an assertion
     - Explain your reasoning
     - Support your evidence with reasoning

Part 2: Challenge another student's post making a counter-assertion, along with your reasoning and evidence.
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