ap euro unit 2 mu 7 nb 24 the reign of terror

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while the french had succeeded in forming their new state system, they were now forced to

fight most of europe

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to combat the coalitions, france instituted a

levee en masse to draft the largest army of its age

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why was drafting a large army necessary for france

no kings or nobles existed to contribute to an army

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massive _ army of _

conscription of 750,000

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massive conscription army was doing well under brilliant general, _, but

napoleon bonaparte, but their economy was unstable

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already riddled w debt and stripped of colonies from earlier conflicts, the british had done waht to the french

cut the french off from the world w their navy, making food and money scarce

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louis xvi attempted to flee to

austria and was captured

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to keep peace in paris, the government turned to the

jacobins

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jacobins were an

extremely radical and militaristic part of the rev

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jacobins leader

robespierre

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what ideals did jacobins impose on france

radical

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jacobins allied with

san-culottes, a radical militant group of regular people who were agaisnt royalty and nobility

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san culottes means

without breeches

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san culottes and jacobins began to

purge moderates who opposed their violent ways

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first major group to succumb to the violent purge

moderate girondins: a political group that were initially a part of the jacobin movement

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most infamously, the jacobins considered anyone who questioned the gov or ideas

a traitor, and imprisoned and executed thousands without a trial

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when the republic gov spoke out against the actions of robsepierre and jacobins

they turned on the state, labelling them anti revolutionaries

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jacobins imposed _ and dod what

censorship and imprisoned/executed political opponents

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september of 1792

massive purge began as jacobins killed thousands of priosners and targeted anyone who dressed lavishly

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jacobins proceeded to

behead and drown thousands more suspected criminals across france, accusing them of being anti revolutionary

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robespierre declared a state of emergency and formed the

committee of public safety

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committee of public safety

officially suspended all natural rights and protections

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who initially headed the committee of public safety

georges danton

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georges danton

helped establish constitutional republic and public education

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committee turned on

georges danton, beheading him for being too lenient w enemies of revolution

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ways danton was too lenient

opposing imprisonment and execution w little to no evidence

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how did robespierre help peasants economically

fixed price of goods and the wages of workers, and banished all fancy clothes since they were too aristocratic

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jacobins attempted to control morality and religion by

banning all religion, esp christianity, and inventing new non religious calendar

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april 1792 2 events

april 20, france declares war on austria

april 25, first guillotine use

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june 13 1792

prussia declares war on france

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august 1792 2 events

august 9: paris commune established

august 10: parisians storm tuileries palace; end of louis xvi power

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september 1792 2 events

september 20: french cannons drive back prussians at valmy

september 21: french republic proclaimed

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louis xvi executed


january 21 1793

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february 1 1793

france declares war on britain and netherlands

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when was committee of public safety founded

april 6 1793

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new constitution proclaimed

june 24 1793

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mass conscription instituted aug 12 1793

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october 5 1793

republican calendar adopted

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october 16 1793

marie antoinette executed

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july was known as

thermidor

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thermidorian reaction

five man group, the directory, drew support and overthrew jacobins in 1794

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new gov attempted to run france, why did it fail?

they weren’t popular enough to maintain power w food and financial problems

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in an attempt to make themselves more popular, they included the famous national

general napoleon bonaparte

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napoleon initiated a

nation wide (plebiscite) vote to name himself head of french state

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w/ a vote of _ to _ napoleon

3,000,000 to 1592, napoleon declared himself emperor

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while britain, the us, and many pro enlightenment figures supported the rev, they quickly changed their minds after

reign of terror

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these 4 things were seen as the opposite of the enlightenment

beheadings, drownings, censorship, and banning of religion

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terror encouraged other european states to

fight against revolutionary france

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writers like _ in england opposed violent revolution

edumund burke

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what did edmund burke insist

changes like englands happended over time, not immediately.

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edmund burke 1790

predicted the chaos and disorder that followed abrupt upheaval of centuries long society, well before jacobins came to power 1792

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by 1799, europe was forced to face rveolutionary ideals as

napoleon quickly mobilized french forces to conquer europe and soread napoleonic reforms