Europe's recent history

Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries witnessed the year 1,779 and 89 saw the outbreak of the French Revolution, one of the most important revolutions aimed at achieving just governance in Europe. Napoleon's army towards the rest of Europe, and managed to capture the most important European territory in the western part of Russia, but the European Allied forces managed to defeat Napoleon's army in the year 1885, which led to his removal from power, and it is worth mentioning that the French Revolution paved the way for the outbreak of many revolutions on the European continent during the nineteenth century, after which the so-called national government was established in more than one country, and by the end of the century took the path of many revolutions on the European continent during the nineteenth century, after which the so-called national government was established in more than one country, and by the end of the century it took the path to many revolutions on the European continent during the nineteenth century, after which it was established what is known as the national government in more than one country. European countries (excluding Russia)