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When was the First Coalition formed?

Early 1793

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What was the First Coalition?

A unity of European countries, including Austria and Prussia, against the French Republic

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What was the impact of the formation of the First Coalition?

  • It led to the end of Frances’ military success

  • Increased opposition to the Girondins who had supported the war

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When did the San-Culotte attack the printing presses?

9-10th of March 1793

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What lead to the sans-culotte attacking the printing presses?

  • The war increased the militancy of the sans-culotte

  • Opposition to Girondin ministers as a result of the war

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When was the levee en masse?

August 23rd 1793

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What did the levee en masse consist of?

  • Conscription

  • Labour draft into the food industries

  • Push of women into working in hospitals

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What was the impact of the levee en masse?

It lead to passive citizens thinking about ideas of universal suffrage

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What was the role of representatives en mission?

Officials dispatched across France to supervise generals

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What lead to the implementation of the representatives en mission?

Loss of trust in generals after the defection of Lafayette

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Quote about the defeat of revolt in the vendee

“Defeat the Vendee the Prussians will not hold the Rhine”

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In what year was the Law of 19 March implemented?

1793

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When was the purge of the Girondins?

May 31st -June 2nd 1793

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What was the impact of the purge of the girondins?

  • The dominant Montagnard faction had to accept their reliance on the sans-culotte

  • Uprisings in Lyons and Toulon had to be supressed

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Why were set prices implemented?

  • The value of the assignat had fallen significantly as the result of the war

  • This affected the poorest in society the most

  • So set prices were demanded by the Sans-Culotte

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What led to increased tensions in Paris in August 1793?

  • The value of the assignat had fallen to 1/3 its original value

  • Drought and war had lead to a shortage of suplies

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When was the General Maximum implemented?

August 29th 1793

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What was the General Maximum?

It enforced wage and price controls across France

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When was the assassination of Marat?

July 1793

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What was the impact of the assassination of Marat?

It lead to the National Convention feeling after threat, especially after the murder of Lepeltier in January

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When was the Law of suspects implemented?

September 17th 1793

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What was the impact of the Law of Suspects?

  • Widened the definition of a political crime

  • For example, it lead to the prosecution of anyone who didn’t posses a certificate of Civisme from their local Watch Committee

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When was dechristianisation at its peak?

August 1793

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What did dechristianisation involve?

The shutting of churches and the destruction of bells and roadside shrines by sans-culotte

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What was the impact of dechristianisation?

  • It generated a lot of opposition

  • This included opposition from Robespierre and among rural populations

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When was the Law on General Police implemented?

April 16th 1794

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What was the impact of the Law on General Police?

  • Agents were sent out to identify suspects all over France

  • Clergy, nobles and ex-Hebertists were sent to the Revolutionary Tribunal

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When was the Law of Floreal introduced?

May 8th 1794

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What was the impact of the Law of Floreal?

  • Strengthened the dictatorship of the CPS and CSG

  • Gave the RT complete jurisdiction over counter-revolutionary crimes

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When was the Law of 22 Prairial Year II introduced?

June 10th 1794

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What did the Law of 22 Prairial involve?

  • Political crimes now included ‘criticism of patriotism’ and ‘perverting public opinion’

  • Abolished defence councils and public cross-examination of defences

  • Acquittal rate dropped to 20%, groups of defendants were tried for the same charge, so numbers guillotined rose rapidly

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Who drafted the Law of 22 Prairial

Robespierre

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What was the impact of the Law of 22 Prairial?

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When was the Coup of Thermidor?

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What did Robespierre say which contributed to the Coup of Thermidor?

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What was the Cult of the Supreme being?

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What was the impact of the Cult of the Supreme being?

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What did the Law of 19 March allow?

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What was the impact of set prices being introduced?

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When was the Law of Frimaire introduced?

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What was the impact of the Law of Frimaire?