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1
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The Jacobins

How many clubs did they have by August 1790

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The club had 152 affiliated ‘Jacobin’ clubs across France

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How many members did the Jscobins have by the end of 1790

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1000

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3
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When did the jacobins break off to be the Feuillant club

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July 1791

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4
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What were the big left wing club formed in April 1790

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Cordeliers club

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5
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Famous cordeliers

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Danton, Desmoulins and Marat

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6
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What newspaper did Marat write

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L’Ami du Peuple

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7
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How were the political clubs influential

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Pressured assembly with petitions
Had big memberships
Platform for propaganda
Produced revolutionary pamphlets

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8
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Where did the king Flight to

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Varennes

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9
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How was the kings divine right challenged

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He was made king of the french rather than king of France

His power Came from the people not divine right

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10
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By June 1791 the king was effectively a

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Prisoner in the Tuileries

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What rlly upset him but he accepted December 1790

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The civil constitution of clergy

He was a religious dude

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12
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Whose death upset him who’d acted as a go between the king and the assembly

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Mirabeau
He was a go between
2nd April 1791

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13
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What was the Saint-Cloud incident

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April 1791 king want to spend Easter at nearby palace of Saint-Cloud where they would have taken mass given by a refractory priest but they were prevented from leaving Tuileries but were stopped by mob flanked by radical national guardsmen

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14
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Date of Saint Cloud

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18th April 1791

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15
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Who wanted Louis to assert his authority

A

MA

Noble emigres who he was in contact with

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16
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Who did MA have the assurances of to help the royal family

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Leopold, her brother, who’s succeeded Joseph II in 1790 in Austria

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17
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After the Saint-Cloud incident, the King and his advisers decided what

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They should flee from Paris

18
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When did the attempted flee from Paris take place

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The night of 20/21 June

19
Q

What about the flight of Varennes did Louis ignore his advisers about

A

Louis rejected his advisers’ choice of route and suggestion that the royal family should travel separately

20
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Why was Louis rejection of his advisers advice bad

A

All the family being in one coach meant that the weight slowed the journey down

21
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Where was Louis found

A

Varennes

22
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What happened when Louis was found

A

National Assembly arrived and escorted the royal family back to Paris

23
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Who managed to escape the flight to Varennes

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The kings younger brother the duc de Provence

24
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What did the flight to Varennes make the people’s le question abt the king

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Made people doubt the king’s sincerity

25
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What was wrong with the kings attempt to justify the flight to Varennes

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Contained a list of complaints about how he was treAted at Tuileries and spoke of his opposition to many of the assembly’s decrees which he’d officially accepted
For example his limited supsensiry veto on legislation

26
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What did the NA decide to do with Louis after the Flight to Varennes

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Debated deposing him but ended up choosing a temporary suspension on the 16th July 1791 until new constitution was ready and he had signed and swore to uphold it

27
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After the flight to Varennes and Louis was suspended how long did they plan temporarily suspend him for

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Until new constitution drawn up and he had signed it and sworn to uphold it

28
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How many deputies abstained from voting in favour of suspending the King’s power on the grounds that such a measure went too far

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290

29
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Which club organised the Champs de Mars

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The Cordeliers Club and other more extreme societies

30
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Date of Champ de Mars

A

17th July 1791

31
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What was Champ de Mars supposed to be

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A place where people could sign a petition calling for the establishment of a republic

32
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Why did they choose champ de Mars

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Just theee days earlier it had been the site of the ‘Feast of the Federation’ and in the centre stood the ‘Altar of the Fatherland’ ; a fitting platform for the petition

33
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How many people attended the Champ de Mars

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6000

34
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Who did The Assembly and moderate Paris Commune choose to send to ensure order at Champ de Mars

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Lafayette and the National Guards

35
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What did the National Guard do at Champ de Mars

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When warning shots produced no result the Guards fires directly on the crowds

36
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What effect did the National Guard and Lafayette have on the mob at Champ de Mars

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Lad and National Guard went in to disperse mobs but stones were thrown at the National Guards

37
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How many killed at Champ de Mars

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Not known but probably around 50

38
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What did the death of people at Chanps de amara signify to people

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To radicals this was a betrayal of the people by the moderates: a ‘massacre’

39
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What did the Austrians decide to do following Louis failed flight

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Austrians felt they had to something in support and issued the Declaration of Pillnitz

40
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Date of Pillnitz

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27th August 1791

41
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Declaration of Pillnitz declared by whom

A

Austrian Emperor Leopold II

Frederick-William III of Prussia

42
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What did the Declaration of Pillnitz say

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  • situation of King of F of ‘common interest’ to all nations
  • powers of french crown should be restored
  • they were ready to use force to bring about the restoration of royal power