Social Studies 9-Phase II and Phase III of French Revolution

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What was the reaction in France to the Moderate Phase?

  • Counter-Revolutionary movement in some areas of France

  • Loyal to the monarchy and Catholic church

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What was the Reaction in Europe to the Moderate Phase?

  • Europe monarchies feared the Revolution spreading

  • France declared war on Austria with Prussia joining

  • Brunswick Manifesto threatened to destroy Paris is ROyals were harmed

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Who were leaders in the Montagnards?

  • Maximilien Robespierre

  • Georges Danton

  • Jean Paul Marat

  • Supported by the Sans Culottes

  • Radicals Violent

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Who were key people of the Girodins?

  • Madame Roland

  • Charlotte Corday

  • Middle Class

  • Moderate revolutionaries

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Jacobins take control.

  • Firstly Girondins were a larger more powerful group, Jacobins took power

  • September 1792 established National Convention replacing the Legislative Assembly

  • Constitutional monarchy abolished

  • France becomes a republic with all men permitted to vote

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January 1793

  • King Louis XVI now “Citizen Louis Capet”

  • Tried for treason and executed by guillotine on January 21 1793

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Influential Leaders of the Jacobins (Montagnards)

  • Maximilien Robespierre was active leader in Jacobins but becoming more and more radical

  • Georges Danton: Active leader in Jacobins but looses his seat in the comittee of Public Safety

  • Jean Paul Marat: distributing accusatory and false pamphlets

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Committee of Public Safety.

  • Created by the national convention to protect the republic of France from foreign and domestic enemies

  • War time provisional government

  • By July 1793 Robespierre was the leader

  • Committee passes two important powers: Decree against profiteers, Law of Suspects

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Reign of Terror Motto?

  • Terror is the order of the day

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How did the Reign of Terror Start

  • Started in September 1793 and ended in July 1794

  • Marie Antoinette guilty of Treason

  • Executed by guillotine on October 16, 1793

  • Political atmosphere became paranoid+violent

  • People turned against eachother

  • Robespierre questioning revolutionaries

  • Danton called for end of the Terror (arrested+found guilty of corruption and conspiracy)

  • Danton executed on April 5, 1794

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What did the Reign of Terror Bring?

  • Brought: economic change (price control), de-christianization (caldendar changed to 10 days with no Sunday), church+cathedrals looted, Executions of “enemies” with no right to tria

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What happened in the Reign of Terror When Robespierre became extreme?

  • Robspierre became more extreme becoming cult of supreme being

  • Had a list of enemies at a government session to be executed

  • On July 27, 1794 Robespierre was arrested and executed day later

  • Reign of terror ended with 40, 000 dead + 17000 executed by guillotine with 80% being 3rd Estate

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What happens after Robespierre is executed?

  • France looks to moderation (opening churches, closing the Jacobin clubs, signing a new constitution)

  • The directory is formed in 1795 to govern France but is a weak government

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Who was Napoleon Bonaparte?

  • Low level military leader who moved up the ranks after he won important victories

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How did Napoleon become ruler?

  • In November 1799, he overthrew the directory in a coup d’etat (Illegal quick overthrow of government

  • In 1804 he crowned himself emperor

  • Had unlimited power, censored newspapers, imprisoned political rivals, slavery reintroduced

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What were important changes that Napolean made?

  • Napoleonic Code-civil laws that are the basis of France

  • Provided Education-opened public schools

  • Bank of France-centralized (authority in one place, metric system)

  • Judicial System-trials, right to an attourney

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What were some Napoleonic Wars?

  • continuation of the wars of the French Revolution

  • French domination of Europe

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What happened in the downfall of napoleon?

  • 1812 invasion of Russia

  • Russia performed “scorch and burn”

  • Paired along with harsh winters, became deadly

  • 1815 lost the Battle of Waterloo which he lost to allied forces of Britain and Prussia

  • Eventually Napolean is exiled to Saint Helena