Which of the following evaluates how the American, French, and Haitian Revolutions were different? (1 point)

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The American Revolution was a result of England’s Intolerable Acts; the French Revolution was a result of unfair taxation imposed by the Estates-General; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the debt incurred during the French Revolution.
The American Revolution was a result of England’s Intolerable Acts; the French Revolution was a result of unfair taxation imposed by the Estates-General; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the debt incurred during the French Revolution.

The American Revolution was a result of England’s Coercive Acts, debt, and the social contract theory; the French Revolution was a result of unfair taxation imposed by the Estates-General; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the inequalities of the Declaration of the Rights of Man.
The American Revolution was a result of England’s Coercive Acts, debt, and the social contract theory; the French Revolution was a result of unfair taxation imposed by the Estates-General; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the inequalities of the Declaration of the Rights of Man.

The American Revolution was a result of England’s Quartering Act; the French Revolution was a result of strict social divisions imposed by the Estates-General; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the inequalities of the French Revolution.
The American Revolution was a result of England’s Quartering Act; the French Revolution was a result of strict social divisions imposed by the Estates-General; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the inequalities of the French Revolution.

The American Revolution was a result of England’s Sugar Act; the French Revolution was a result of debt incurred during the American Revolution; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the people’s desire to improve their livelihood.
The American Revolution was a result of England’s Sugar Act; the French Revolution was a result of debt incurred during the American Revolution; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the people’s desire to improve their livelihood.

Answer 1

The most accurate response, highlighting the distinct causes of the American, French, and Haitian Revolutions, would be:

The American Revolution was a result of England’s Coercive Acts, debt, and the social contract theory; the French Revolution was a result of unfair taxation imposed by the Estates-General; whereas the Haitian Revolution was a result of the inequalities of the Declaration of the Rights of Man.

This response correctly describes key factors for each revolution: the American Revolution was influenced by colonial grievances against British rule; the French Revolution was prompted by financial crises and demands for fair representation; and the Haitian Revolution was driven by the desire to address the contradictions of liberty and equality highlighted in the French Enlightenment ideals.