Meanings of bourgeois revolution in English

The bourgeois revolution was achieved through the developing, evolving political state.

Some of the earlier political changes were part and parcel of the bourgeois revolution.

It intervened more and more, and the bourgeois revolution rapidly became a popular revolution.

The bourgeois revolution of 1830 was welcomed enthusiastically by Bastiat.

The bourgeois revolution, in various parts of Europe, lasted for several centuries; the process was well under way by 1450.

The bourgeois revolution from 1750 to 1840 centered largely in West Europe and the Americas.

Capitalism was adjudged by the sociologists of the time to be the culmination of bourgeois rule, the ripened fruit of the bourgeois revolution.

But this did not prevent the bourgeois revolution from taking place because it represented the next natural and inevitable phase of an eternal evolution.

Science, representative government and the industrial revolution led to a rapid and extensive transformation of western society sometimes referred to as the bourgeois revolution.