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political parties
these were informal groups of like-minded people—NOT organized (Jacobin Club)
Jacobin club
political club that grew in popularity, and eventually became a part of the legislative assembly, and later convention (Girondists & Mountain)
suspensive veto
in the first constitution, the king was able to suspend proposed legislation
catholic church reforms
although the Parisians supported forcing the church under governmental and democratic power, the rurals adamantly refused
inclusion of colonies
after the Haitian revolution, the colonies were exempt from the constitution to prevent arguments against slavery
louis XIV’s escape
imprisoned in Paris, Louis tried to escape, but his failure decreased remaining sympathies, and subsequently strengthened support for the Jacobins and their advocacy for revolution
legislative assembly
replacing the national constituent assembly, the legislative assembly was more concerned with the threat of war from Prussia and Austria
potentialwar for the revolution
both thought the revolution was not ready for war, and Robespierre wanted to preserve the revolution while Louis did not
sans culottes
made up of the middle and lower class workers who suffered most from France's financial troubles, they formed violent mobs protesting for revolution, subsequently influencing politics strongly
the Convention
when the Convention was formed of mostly middle/lower class people in the wake of the legislative assembly's destruction, they abolished the monarchy and made France an official republic
the king’s execution
split nearly 50/50 among the convention, eventually after much debate the king was beheaded
aftermath of the king’s execution
Great Britain, Spain, and the Dutch Republic all declared war with France because of the king’s beheading, which decreased the Convention’s popularity as they were forced to draft many men
control of the Convention
the Mountain was able to assume completely control of the government thanks to the help of the sans culottes in storming the Convention
the Law of Suspects
this turned every Frenchmen against the other, and made it possible to imprison or even execute anyone off of the accusation of endangering the revolution
range of the Reign of Terror
the Reign of Terror spread far beyond Paris
removal of the Catholic Church
as the Church managed many charity efforts, most of the common people did not like the decision to transfer control of the church to the government
de-Christianization
using the instability caused by removing religion, Robespierre was able to massively strengthen his government
end of the Reign of Terror
the execution of Robespierre and his lackeys ended the Reign of Terror
residuals of the Reign of Terror
all ideas remotely close to radical were discarded, and the public was so repulsed by the Reign of Terror they considered monarchy again
the third consitution
took away the right for everyone to vote, and ensured that no singular person or group could dictate France again (bicameral, five directors of France)
napoleon
wanting to ensure an authoritarian government,Abbe Seiyes endorsed the armies of Napoleon in order to give himself power (this backfired)