5. Revolt in Pairs Flashcards

1
Q

Define Popular movement?

A

crowds of politically active Parisians protesting in the streets

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2
Q

What economic issues were arising within 1789?

A

falling living standards, price of bread and unemployment

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3
Q

During 1789 what did the home of the Duc d’orleans become?

A

unofficial head- quarters of the popular movement

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4
Q

What did Necker’s dismissal cause?

A

inspired a large-scale popular demonstration

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5
Q

Who were the Gardes-Francaises?

A

Elite royal regiment

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6
Q

How did the demonstrators end up at the Bastille?

A

they were initially looking for weapons and gun powder

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7
Q

What happened at the storming of the Bastille?

A

Governor refused to give over the gunpowder and so peasants attacked with cannons

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8
Q

What allowed the storming of the Bastille to happen?

A

the governor of the bastille surrendered and got murdered

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9
Q

When was the commune set up?

A

15th July 1789

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10
Q

Who were the Citizens Militia?

A

bourgeois defence force set up to protect the interests of property owners in Paris

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What was the Citizens Militia’s purpose?

A

protecting the property against attacks and defending Paris

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12
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What did the Citizens Militia become?

A

National Guard

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13
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What were the 3 significances that came from the storming of the Bastille?

A

the king lost control of Paris
Assembly prepared to draw up a constitution no longer under threat by King
King was no longer in position to dictate Assembly - could not rely on army

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