Similarities between the American Revolution and its French and Russian counterparts?

Best answer I can offer - "it depends". If you're contrasting them by methodology, don't forget that the Sons of Liberty used various tactics against suspected British supporters that offer comparison to the tactics used later in France and Russia.

Best answer I can offer - "it depends". If you're contrasting them by methodology, don't forget that the Sons of Liberty used various tactics against suspected British supporters that offer comparison to the tactics used later in France and Russia.

Likewise, the French Revolution was driven by demands that would closely resemble what we would recognise as a democracy today, even if the resultant Reign of Terror failed to live up to such aspirations. Best answer I can offer is that across all three revolutions (and indeed all revolutions), there is a spectrum of moderates and radicals, the former assuming leadership in America, and the latter in France and Russia.

Plenty did, after all the Russian absolute monarchy was not exactly approved of by many.. thats not to say they liked how it turned out but revolutions rarely, if ever, look like their original rosey picture.