Actions of the people in France Flashcards

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1
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when was the storming of the Bastille?

A

14th July 1789

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what directly led to the storming?

A

the dismissal of Necker.

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3
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how many muskets were in the Bastille?

A

30,000

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4
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how many prisoners were being housed?

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7

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how many men were guarding the prison?

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114 (32 more than the usual)

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what was the governor of the Bastille called?

A

DeLaunay

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what showed that the revolution was gaining more support?

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the Royal Army troops encamped at the Champs de Mars didn’t intervene.

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name one quote from the storming of Bastille:

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“it’s not a revolt; it’s a revolution”

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what were the effects of the Bastille?

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it forced Louis to acknowledge the National Assembly, and that Lafayette now had control of the National Guard.

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10
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when was the Great Fear?

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July to August 1789

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what did the Great Fear involve?

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town councils were reformed, peasants refused to pay tax and destroyed feudal registers

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apart from general revolutionary uprisings, what caused the Great Fear?

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rumours of attacks, threatening peasants and their families.

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