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What did the American revolution do for the French revolution?

It proved that Enlightenment ideals were possible

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What privileges did the clergy have?

They exempt from taille and made up 10% of the population

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What privileges did the Nobles have?

They were exempt from taille

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What struggles did the peasants have?

they were still subject to feudal obligations

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What do the political cartoons represent?

it represents how the 3rd estate suffer from the privileges of the first and second estate

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What philosopher did they quote often during the French Revolution

They quoted Rousseau

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What were some of the problems with France at the time?

They failed to make reforms and suffered from financial problems

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What was the start of the French Revolution?

The summoning of the Estates General to attempt to fix the financial problem

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Who were the Bourgeoisie?

They were the rich middle class compromised of lawyers and doctors

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Why was the National Assembly formed?

It was formed because the third estate wanted a constitution

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What was the Tennis Court Oath?

That they would plan to meet until they established a new constitution

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What were some interventions of the common people?

The attack on the Bastille

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What was the Great Fear and how long did it go on for?

It was Peasant rebellions and it went on from July 2nd to August 4th

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What was the decree of august 4th?

It abolished Feudalism and the tax privileges were removed

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What was the declaration of the Rights and Man

It declared equality for all men (except women)

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What was the Women’s March to Versailles?

It was a demand for bread and was supported by the national guard

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What was the Constitution of the Clergy?

It was the subordination of the church and caused most of the clergy to leave France

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What was the Constitution of 1791

It created a constitutional monarchy and the real power was in the legislative assembly

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Which group was in charge of the more radical phase of the revolution?

The sans-culottes

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What were the radical political clubs called?

The jacobins

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What happened while the National Convention running things?

Slavery was abolished, the public safety committee and wars with Austria and Prussia

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What were the September Massacres?

George Danton executed suspected traitors

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What did the National Convention become in 1792?

They became a republic

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What factions was the National Convention split into?

Girondins and Mountain

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What did the Girondins want?

They wanted to keep the king alive

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What did the Mountains want?

They wanted to kill the king

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What happened to Louis XVI?

He was executed

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Who was in charge of the Public Committee

Robespierre

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What was the reign of terror?

it was a series of public executions and led by the public safety committee

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Do men include Women in the Revolution?

They are extremely hesitant

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What strange change did they make when they attempted to dechristianize France?

They created an entirely new calender

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What happened with Public Safety Committee?

It declined when Robespierre was executing his own patrons and he was executed in 1794

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What change in government happened in 1795?

France became a directory

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What type of Power did Napoleon have over France?

He was a dictator

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What was Napoleons Civil Code?

It preserved revolutionary gains, protects property and got rid of women’s rights yayy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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What efficient system did Napoleon have?

he had an efficient tax collection system

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What did Napoleon’s Empire consist of?

It composed France, dependent states and allied states

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What system was the start of Napoleon’s fall?

the continental system :3

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which states started a rise in nationalism?

The German States

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What battle did Napoleon lose?

The invasion of Russia

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Where was Napoleon exiled to?

St.Helena

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What was the Concordat?

It ensured the church was allied with Napoleon