The French revolution had a very deep and lasting impact on the whole of Europe with profoundly challenging traditions of political power and authority.
Step-by-step explanation:
- It was very much argued that democracy was only partial and limited the representativeness of the House of Commons.
- The right to vote were being granted only to men, depended on a property qualification, thus excluding the mass of population.
- Religious hate people, including Roman Catholics as well as people of nonconformist sects, did not enjoy such full voting rights.
- MP's were to swear an oath of conformity to the Church of England.
- English drew comparisons with the American Revolution which took place earlier.