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Explanation:
The American and French Revolutions as well as the Glorious Revolution all had one thing in common. They were all similar in that there were radical nationalist undertones to all of these. There was a sense of belonging to a country and an effort from everyone to make their country better. It is also true that by the end of each revolution, the governance system had completely changed. E.g. by the end of the American revolution, monarchy had ceased to exit in the thirteen colonies.
However, apart from these, the basic revolutions were completely different nature and cause. The Glorious revolution was an attempt by many nationalists to release King James. The French revolution was a direct cause of the excess of the ruling classes, while the American revolution was in response to the high taxes imposed on them by Britain.
