Revolutions Test

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What was the Political and Social system in France before the revolution of 1789?

The old regime.

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Who was in the first estate?

Clergy.

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Who was in the second estate?

Nobility.

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Who was in the third estate?

Everyone else (peasants, bourgeoisie)

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What group were wealthy members of the third estate?

Bourgeoisie.

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What is the name for people who did not show off their silk socks (poor people)?

Sans Culottes.

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What was Frances largest issue before the revolution?

Endless debt.

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What led to the debt in France?

Decades of reckless spending.

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Who was responsible for the building of Versailles and many wars?

Louis XIV.

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What King famously put pleasure before business and was a very weak ruler?

Louis XV

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What king was very indecisive (Marie Antoinette's husband)?

Louis XVI

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Who was fired from his position as finance minister for France after proposing to tax the first two estates?

Jacques Necker.

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What was caused by extreme unpredictable weather events that was dangerous for France?

Crops Failing.

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Why was the Estates general called?

France's financial crisis.

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Why did the third estate meet in the tennis court?

They were padlocked out of the meeting hall.

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What did the tennis court oath promise?

To meet until a French constitution was produced.

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What do the tennis court oath ppl call themself?

The National Assembly.

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What was the great fear.

A notable wave of panic that fled France after rumors of the king putting down the revolt.

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Why was the Bastille stormed?

Members of the third estate wanted to get weapons.

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Who makes up the Paris commune?

Radical city workers.

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Where was liberty, equality, and fraternity written?

The Declaration of the rights of man.

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Who was the national guard?

Lafeyette.

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What happens to the King and Queen after the Bread March.

They are imprisoned in Paris.

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What is the flight.

When the King & his family try to flee, he is captured and returned to paris after being recognized from a bill.

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Who hit first France or Prussia?

France.

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How did Napoleon spread enlightenment ideas through Europe?

"exporting the revolution".

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Who runs the day to day in France under the new government?

The committee of public safety.

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Who does the reign of terror target?

Everyone.

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What do the 5 directors become?

Corrupt.

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Who becomes emperor of France in 1804?

Napoleon Bonaparte.

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Who crowns Napoleon?

Himself - he takes the crown from the Pope to show he's more powerful than the Church.

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What is a plebicite?

A vote typically yes or no.

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What does Napoleon do for France.

Starts public schools + has economic control.

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What document makes peace with the church?

The concordat.

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What is a coup d'etat

A stroke of state (overthrow)

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What set of laws were created by Napoleon?

The Napoleonic code.

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What blocked everyone from trading with england?

The continental system.

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Who withdrew from the continental system first?

Russia in 1810.

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Why did France attack Russia first?

Because they broke the continental system

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What stratagy did Russia adapt to slow the French?

Scorched Earth.

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What is the point of using scorched earth?

To destroy anything that might be of use to the French(food, shelter, supplies)

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abdicate meaning?

To renounce oneself typically from a political standpoint.

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Where does Napoleon go to after he abdicates?

Elba(tuff island in Italy)

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Where does Napoleon become imprisoned after losing waterloo?

St Helena(Not tuff, in prison until he dies, also is tormented).

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What did Napoleon sell to help fund his wars?

The Louisiana purchase.

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Who were the two biggest examples of revolution to the Latin colonies?

The American and French revolution.

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How was the Haitian revolution different that the rest of the Latin revolutions?

It was a slave revolution.

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Who was the main man of the Haitian revolution?

Toussaint L'Overture.

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What did the slaves of Haiti produce?

Sugar & Coffee.

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Why was the Haitian revolution so complicated along racial lines?

Because there were free blacks who wanted freedom for the people as well as whites.

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What was Haiti after liberation?

The first black republic.

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Where did San Martin free?

Rio de La Plata.(Argentina & Chile)

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Where did Simon Bolivar free?

New Granada.

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Who was Miguel Hidalgo?

A Creole priest that called for Mexican independence, dies before movement is finished.

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Where did Miguel Hidalgo free?

Mexico.