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LXVI financial ministers 1774-88 ×5

Turgot, Necker, Fleury, Calonne, Brienne

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3 examples of unfair taxes of ancien regime

taille

gabelle

octroi

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3rd estate are ____% of population and still get poor representation even in EG

95%

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Total cost of French involvement in American Revolution _____ lives

state debt _____ lives by end of war

1.3b livres

295m livres

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Poor harvest of ____ leads to rising bread prices which are ____% of average income in Paris - leads to unrest

1788, 88%

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Two enlightenment thinkers and example of one work by both + year

Voltaire “philosophical letters” 1733

Rousseau “the social contract” 1762

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influence of enlightenment on 2nd estate:

_____ challenges LXVI lit de justice in Paris Parlement and also leads ____ nobles to join third estate in NA in _____

Duc d’Orleans, 47, June 1789

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Abbe Sieyes Pamphlet called _____ - enlightenment influence on third estate also seen in _____

“what is the third estate”, cahiers de dolerance

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LXVI exiled Paris Parelement to ____ in ____

when recalled he attempted a failed _____

= anger at ABSOLUTIST ACTIONS

Troyes, 1787

lit de justice

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LXVI vague proclamation deciding neither for vote by estate or by head in ____

Dec 1788

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Estates General meet

May 1789

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declaration of National Assembly by the third estate

commitment confirmed by what oath a few days later?

17th June 1789

Tennis Court Oath

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LXVI FINALLY outlines reforms in _____ ______ of _______ - 3rd estate already too frustrated to agree

Seance Royale June 1689

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Popular uprising in Paris July 1789 - ______ Parisians under arms

250,000

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trigger for popular uprising in Paris and date

LXVI dismisses Necker July 1689

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storming of the Bastille

14 July 1789

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LXVI accepts Nominated Assembly authority in Paris

July 1789

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Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen drawn up ____

drafted by ______

aug 1789

lafayette

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the “______ days”

LXVI forced to approve august decrees and divine right ended

October (1789)

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Voting decree of _____ - franchise defined - ____% of adult men could vote in some form

Dec 89, 61%

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seizure of church lands

nov 89

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Civil Constitution of the Clergy

BUT only ____% of clergy took oath of loyalty

July 1790

55%

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Toleration - full civil rights given to:

protestants in ____

jews in ____

Dec 89

sep 91

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old taxes abolished (but then restored until 1791)

free trade established

summer 89

aug 89

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poverty not addressed - ____ only able to survive by begging

2m

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Flight to Varennes

June 1791

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Legislative Assembly declares war on Austria

April 1792

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LXVI vetoes LA emergency measures

June 1792

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fédérés created (includes SCs) and SCs allowed to join NG

July 1792

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Brunswick Manifesto (exact day)

1 Aug 1792

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Paris commune seized by radicals (exact day)

9 aug 1792

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storming of the Tuileries journée on ____ by crowd of _____

LXVI and MA imprisoned in ______ and LA forced to turn itself into National Convention

10 aug 1792, 30,000

Temple

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By feb 93 at war with:

x6

Britain
Austria
Prussia
United Provinces
Spain
Piedmont

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One key defeat of France vs Austrians

Battle of Neerwinden

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Which Girodin general defected?

Dumoriez

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levee imposed

feb 1793

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vendee uprising begins

march 1793

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Machinery of terror:

revolutionary tribunal set up

CPS set up

march 1793

April 1793

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Journée resulting in imposition of maximum on grain and bread prices

1 May 1793

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what had the Girondins called the SCs to anger them?

buveurs de sang

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MR calls on SCs to rise up vs Girondins on ____ 1693

26 May

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Purge of the Girondins after journee of ____

_______ SCs surround NC

2 June 1793

80,000

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Journee _______ - leads to Jacobins declaring “terror is the order of the day”

4-5 Sep 1793

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Law of suspects _____

overall ______ arrested

sep 1793

500,000

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revolutionary armies established


______ SCs involved in total

sep 1793

30,000

46
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general maximum introduced

29 sep

47
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CPS power up - control reps on mission from ____

July 1793

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Radicals led by Robespierre suspend new constitution to legalise terror

October 1793

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Show trials - Marie Antoinette and Girondins ____

Phillpe Egalité ____

Oct 93

Nov 93

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Law of Frimaire

Dec 1793

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Vendee and federalists defeated in same month

Dec 1793

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Repression in Vendee early 1794:

overall deaths _____

_____ drowned on barges in Loire near Nantes by Carrier

one other radical Jacobin leader?

250,000

1,800

general Turreau

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St Just’s Laws of Ventose concocted to try and win over SCs vs Hebertists _____ (but not applied after)

feb-march 1794

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Purges - Hebertists and Indulgents

March-April 1794

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law of 22 prarial

10 June 1794

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Great Terror

Paris tribunal execute ______ in 6 weeks

June-July 1794

1594

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Changes to religious terror: What religion created by Robespierre in June 1794?

Cult of the Supreme Being

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Full defeat of external enemies - victory at what battle in _____?

Battle of Fleurus June 1794

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coup of Thermidor

27-28 July 1794

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2 politicians key in leading coup of Thermidor:

Collot d’Herbois and Carnot

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Constitution of Year III

passed _____

amendment process takes _____ to ratify

Aug 1795

9 years

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Inflation after end of general maximum - value of assignees falls to ____ of 1790 value in 1795

freezing winter ___-____ leading to famine

4%

94-95

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collapse of paper money:

assigns abolished ____

successor mandates abolished _____

only metal money left leading to ____

feb 96

feb 97

deflation

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financial minister ____ attempts tax reform 1797-98:

reintroduce old indirect taxes such as ____

__ new direct taxes

fail short term

Ramel

octroi

4

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financial minister _____ attempts to impose forced loan in ______

only ____ out of _____ livres raised

Lindet, June 99

10m out of 100m

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tributaires: example of one sister republic _______

only around _____ of Naopleon’s promised _____ francs worth of plunder actually reaches Paris

defeats start ______ at hands of 2nd Coalition in ____ and _____

Cisalpine republic

1/4, 200m

1798-99, Egypt, Italy

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armed rebellion in West in Brittany (called the ____ uprising) and the Vendee begins in _____

defeated by general _____ in _____ with new army of ______

then martial law imposed

Chouans, summer 94

Hoche, mid-1796, 140,000

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Germinal and Prairial

Apr-May 1795

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Vendemiaire uprising

______ march on NC

Oct 1795

25,000

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Babeuf Plot ends with

Babeuf arrested _____ after plotting “___ __ ______”

what was shut down leaving Directory more vulnerable to army?

May 1796

conspiracy of equals

Police Legion

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Royalist success in elections of _____ means ____ out of 750 in councils are royalist

OVERTURNED in ________ in ______ using General Augereau’s troops

Apr 97, 330

Coup of Fructidor, Sep 97

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Perceived threat from Neo-Jacobins after success in elections of ____

OVERTURNED in _____ in _____

how many deputies removed?

Apr 98

Coup of floreal, May 98

127

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uprisings in response to conscription introduced by _____ in ______, extended to ______ in ______

2 examples

Jourdan’s Law, Sep 98

Levee en masse, June 99

Belgium, New Chouans

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Councils purge ___ Directors in _____

Sieyes sides with Directors

3, June 99

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Directory overthrown in __________ in ________

by Sieyes and Napoleon, along with Lucien Bonaparte

afterwards Napoleon establishes ________

Coup of Brumaire, Nov 99

Consulship

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Sieyes persuaded councils to move to _______

How many directors backed Sieyes in coup?

names of them?

Saint Cloud

another 2 directors

Barras and Ducos

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War:

Napoleon’s Italian campaign in ______

Ends with Peace of Campo Formio negotiated by NB himself on terms of Armistice at Leoben and signed by Directory ________

1796-97

Oct 97