Compare the English and French revolutions?

The main features of the English and French revolutions were people’s disagreement with the traditional outdated order, the lack of rights of the majority of the population, and the broad powers of the king and the church. In England, social outrage was expressed by the Catholic Church. In France, the people mostly rebelled against feudal remnants and oppression against peasants and workers. Residents of both states protested against high taxes, which are unbearable for citizens. Discontent was fueled by poor harvest years and unemployment.