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One of the most important similarities between both the American Revolution and French Revolutions was that there was a growing dissent among the people aimed at the monarchy and its associated elite and aristocrats.
1. The Spanish and French were very different from the British, and they had much more trouble attracting settlers to their North American colonies. In the case of the French, the main issue was their relationship with the Native Americans.he British, on the other hand, developed two-way relationships with their local Native Americans. The tribes needed the British just as much as the British needed them, so it was a much more stable situation than the French. With the Spanish, the issue was also their relationship with the Indians.