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These flashcards cover key concepts, events, and significant facts about the French Revolution, as outlined in the lecture notes.
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Before the French Revolution, France was governed under an __ regime.
Ancient
The three Estates in French society were the __, the nobility, and the peasants and workers.
Clergy
King Louis XVI convened the __ to discuss the financial troubles in France.
Estates-General
The Third Estate demanded votes on a __ basis in the Estates-General.
per-head
The storming of the __ symbolized the attack against the king's authoritarian rule.
Bastille
In 1791, the new constitution established France as a __ monarchy.
constitutional
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen declared rights such as life, freedom of speech, and __ before the law.
equality
The political club composed of small shopkeepers, artisans, and workers were called __.
Jacobin club
The Jacobins were known as __, which means 'those without knee breeches.'
sans-culottes
Women formed the Society of __ and Republican Women to advocate for equal political rights.
Revolutionary
The abolition of slavery in French colonies was officially enacted in __.
1794
The revolution led to the abolition of censorship, establishing freedom of __ and expression as fundamental rights.
speech
Due to the growing dissatisfaction with the 1791 Constitution, political __ emerged.
clubs
The __ Oath was taken by representatives of the Third Estate to limit the monarch's powers.
Tennis Court
Napoleon became the first consul in __ after the fall of the Jacobins.
1799
The storming of the Bastille is celebrated in France on __ Day.
Bastille
The French Revolutionary ideals of liberty, equality, and __ were inspired by Enlightenment ideas.
fraternity