The National Assembly wrote a Constitution that lets people vote, but they blocked out the majority of the French people by requiring voters to pay special taxes. On the other hand, Lourverture forced the newly freed slaves back to the plantations and created an absolute monarchy with him as the leader. These two revolutions were fought and won by the blood of the common people, but the ones who benefits the most were still the minorities. The bourgeoisie tightly held the power in their hands, and the majority were once again silenced. Was the revolution truly for the sake of General Will and the good of the common people? The peasants of France and the former slaves of Haiti would without a doubt give us a firm
The National Assembly wrote a Constitution that lets people vote, but they blocked out the majority of the French people by requiring voters to pay special taxes. On the other hand, Lourverture forced the newly freed slaves back to the plantations and created an absolute monarchy with him as the leader. These two revolutions were fought and won by the blood of the common people, but the ones who benefits the most were still the minorities. The bourgeoisie tightly held the power in their hands, and the majority were once again silenced. Was the revolution truly for the sake of General Will and the good of the common people? The peasants of France and the former slaves of Haiti would without a doubt give us a firm