1.1 AICE European History Vocab

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taille

A direct tax that was on income

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Noble Revolt

The Parlements’ refusal to create new taxes was a part of this event

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Revolution of 1789

Period of major social and political upheaval in France that resulted in dismantling of the Ancien Régime

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Journees

Was a turning point events of the revolution where people took over this symbol of the king’s tyranny. Resulted in the governor being killed.

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Louis XVI

Weak king who was later found guilty of treason

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Charles Brienne

Controller general who wanted a new land tax to replace the existing direct taxesy

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Bourgeoisie

These members of the 3rd estate typically paid the most taxes due to their wealth

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1786-Assembly of Notables

All members of the orders were present however none agreed to Calonne’s reforms

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Ancien regime

4 components: the parlements, the absolute monarchy, the social system, and the Catholic Church

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Parlements

The most powerful legislative body other than the Estates-General

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Marie Antoinette

Wife of King Louis XVI that was an Austrian princess

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gabelle

Salt tax

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absolute monarch

king or queen not limited by the rules of a constitution

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enlightenment

philosophes of this movement influenced both the American and French revolutions

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The August Decrees

this abolished all privileges of the aristocracy

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May 5, 1789—First day of the estates general

this began a meeting that had not been convened since 1614

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real wages

decline of this lead to growing urban unrest

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feudalism

the socio-political system of the Middle Ages in which men received titles and land in exchange for military service to the kind

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cahiers de doleances

prior to the estates general, these various lists had different demands

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montesquieu

thinker who advocated for checks and balances

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jacques necker

controller general who was removed because his report said that the government overspent on the retirement income of the aristocracy

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October 5, 1789—The womens march on Versailles

7,000-10,000 trekked/paraded around Versailles because Louis XVI did not want to sign the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen. They also demanded bread

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Parlement of paris

legislative body made up of the 2nd estate

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Capitation

poll or head tax

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1756-1763 Seven Years War

this loss resulted in France losing a substantial amount of their territory in India and North America to England/Great Britain

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July 14, 1789—Storming of the bastille

day of great political action and disturbance linked to great politcal change

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vingtieme

an income tax that was 1/20th each person’s income

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conscription

the 2nd estate was exempt from this (being forced to enroll in army)

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palace of versailles

built by king louis XIV—cost was 2 billion USD today

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octrois

an indirect tax that imports

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estates-general

necker persuaded the king to summon or convene this after the parlements refused new taxes. the last one was in 1614

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estates/orders

social class system where the privileges were held by only 3% of the population

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aidas

indirect tax on food and drink

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tennis court oath

the 3rd estate at Versailles vows to create a constitution

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diderot

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