Why Have the Atlantic Revolutions Been Described as Democratic Revolutions

question 25

Multiple Choice

Why have the Atlantic revolutions been described as democratic revolutions?

• A) Their overall thrust was to extend political rights further than ever before.
• B) Their common objective was to end the slave trade and abolish slavery.
• C) They fought for universal human rights for all,regardless of race or sex.
• D) They permanently eliminated the monarchy as a viable political system.

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