More important? French or Industrial Revolution?

I'm researching these two topics, and was wondering your viewpoints.  The French Revolution led to revolutionary ideas regarding equality.  There was now equality of all citizens before the law, the right of individuals to choose their professions, religious toleration, and the abolition of serfdom.  Although to get to this point, many people died, and still women were treated unfairly.

But the Industrial Revolution led to our current society today.  Without it, we would never have developed the lifestyles that many people enjoy today. 

What do you guys think?

Both revolutions were bound together. I dare say that one wouldnt happend without the other. When bourgeoisie became richer it also wanted to have its share in power. Rich merchants, industry owners, lawyers and others already had the same monay as aristocrates who were living of their land and paesants but were not allowed to have any real influence on arictocratic/monarchic goverment. The fact that they were not born noble, made them leper in feudal society. So the members of bourgeoisie did want to get power and had the chance to take it because already had the same if not better resources. Thats how can i try to reply in the most simple way.