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Chapter 11 - The Progress Of The War Flashcards

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1
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What did the sc demand?

A

People be given the right to ‘rise up’
Retribution on the military generals that had betrayed people’s trust

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What had the pressures led to?

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Levee en masse

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3
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Who proposed this?

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Bertrand Barere
For CPS
23 Aug 1793

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4
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What did the Levee en masse order?

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‘all French people are on permanent requisition for the services of the armies’

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What was the Levee en masse?

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An order forcing everyone to participate in the war effort

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6
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What did widowers and bachelored men have to do?

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Immediate military service

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7
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What did married men have to do?

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Forge weapons and transport supplies

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8
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What did women have to do?

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Make tents and serve in hospitals

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9
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What did children have to do?

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Shred old linen for lint

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10
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What did the old have to do?

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Excite the courage of warriors
Preach hatred of kings and the unity of the republic

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11
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Why did they only call up young men to fight?

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They were more in need of weapons and supplies than of fighters

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12
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What did the three men responsible for the legislation create?

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A commission of technicians and scientists

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13
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What other development did they also support?

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The Telegraph to carry dispatches
Balloonists to observe the enemy

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14
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What did a new manufacturing process increase?

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Supply of gunpowder
Manuals were issued to show workshops and factories how to manufacture steel

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15
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Who was responsible for this new reorganising of Frances naval defences?

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Sant-Andre
Former Protestant pastor

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16
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How many men were in arms by 1794?

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Over 1 million

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17
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How many armies were well-trained and supplied?

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14

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18
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What did the representants-en-mission start increasing?

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Made sure morale was up and generals stayed loyal

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19
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What became political crimes?

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Military defeat
Failure to follow through victory

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20
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What did Carnot and Saint-just do?

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Replaced aristocratic generals with new younger commanders who were committed to the rev

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21
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What was the white (inherited AR) uniform replaced with?

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Blue uniform (previously worn by volunteers)

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22
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What happened overall when Carnot took over the organisation?

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The situation gradually began to improve

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23
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What victories gave a psychological boost to the country?

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Battle of Wattignies
Three Austrian regiments destroyed
Invaders from the Pyrenees + Alps pushed back
Internal counter-rev + federalist revolts crushed

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24
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What did the CPS say in the Oct?

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‘the cowardly satellites of tyranny have fled before you’

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25
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What development of war happened Aug 1793?

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Austro-Prussian forces beseige Landau
Republican forces beseige Lyons
French win victory at Furnes
Seige of Dunkirk
Rebels crushed in Marseilles
Rebels invite British into Toulon

26
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What development of war happened Sept 1793?

A

French win Battle of Hondschoote
Seige of Dunkirk lifted
Spain win Battle of Trouillas

27
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What development of war happened Oct 1793?

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Lyons surrenders to Republicans
The AP Army pushes French to Rhine
French win at Wattignies
Republicans beat rebels at Cholet
Marseilles recaptured by Republican troops

28
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What development of war happened Nov 1793?

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French defeat P at Kaiserslauten

29
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What development of war happened Dec 1793?

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Vendeean rebels defeated at Le Mans
Republican forces enter Toulon
French defeat A at Worth
Vendeean rebels defeated at Battle of Savenay
French take back Weissenburg lines + Rhine
Alsace taken
Siege of Landau raised

30
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What was the next period of time called?

A

The Terror

31
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What collapsed after the expulsion of the leading Girondins?

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‘moderate’ faction in NC collapsed
Montagnards + Robespierre dominated govt

32
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Were the discussions by the CPS more public or private now?

A

Private

33
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Who’s orders could the CPS suspend if they felt them to be ‘contrary to public interest’?

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The Executive Council

34
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What percentage of the CPS had to vote for something for it to be carried out by the Executive Council?

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2/3rds

35
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What did the CPS also assume authority over?

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CGS
(Committee of General Security)

36
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Who else did they supervise?

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Other special committees + groups
Representants-en-mission

37
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How many members were in the CPS?

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12
Initially 9

38
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How regularly were they supposed to change?

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Once a month
They decided to keep their positions in Sept

39
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Who did the members include?

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Robespierre, Saint-Just, Couthon, Carnot

40
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Who did they report to weekly?

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The Convention

41
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Did the Convention have as much control as the CPS?

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No the finances were still invested helping the CPS

42
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What time period did the CPS rule unchallenged?

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Sept 1793 - July 1794

43
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Why would they meet at night?

A

It was when the work of the Conv + Jacobin club was done

44
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Why was it called the ‘Terror’?

A

Its intense + ruthless campaign to destroy all counter-revs

45
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How did the Montagnards try to remove the ‘moderate’ voice of the Girondins?

A

‘Sell themselves’ to the sc

46
Q

Who wasn’t fully comfortable about this?

A

Robespierre

47
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Why was there constant rioting in the capital?

A

Grain shortages + unemployment

48
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Why did people become angrier after 13 July?

A

Radical journalist Marat was murdered by a Girondin (Charlotte Corday)

49
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What did the sc demand?

A

All ‘suspects’ be arrested

50
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What did the CPS circulate copies of?

A

A painting of Marat in a pose reminisent of the dead Christ in the Tomb

51
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What was the message of this?

A

Marat was a martyr to the rev

52
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What did the sc do 5 Sept?

A

Marched on the Conv

53
Q

What did they demand?

A

Lower bread prices
Higher wages
Attack on those oppressing the people

54
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What did they do to address this?

A

Promised action against grain-hoarders + counter-revs
Allowed 2 activists to join the CPS

55
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What were the names of the two men?

A

Varenne + Herbois

56
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What new legislation was created 9 Sept?

A

sc paramilitary forces (armees revolutionaires) to force farmers to surrender grain + attack hoarders
They were placed under military command

57
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What new legislation was created 17 Sept?

A

The Law of suspects = ‘suspect’ could be arrested for their conduct, relationships, words or writings

58
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Who were most suspected?

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Nobles
Relatives of emigres
Officers
Hoarders

59
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What was also made for the LofS?

A

Revolutionary Tribunal
The comites de sureillance

60
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What new legislation was created 29 Sept?

A

The New Law of the General Maximum = replaced law of May, laid down maximum price for grain, flour, meat, oil, onions, soap, firewood
It imposed wage regulations

61
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What did Danton first say?

A

‘Let us be terrible in order to stop the people from being so’

62
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What was uttered on 5 Sept by an unknown Jacobin deputy?

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‘to place terror on the order of the day’

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