Declaration of war Flashcards

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when and what was the Declaration of Pillnitz?

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August 1791- stated that Austria and Prussia wanted to restore the monarchy in France and were willing to use force to do so.

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when did the new Legislative Assembly meet?

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October 1791.

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what 2 decisions did Louis use his suspensory veto on?

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if emigres didn’t return from Austrian and German states by 1st January 1792 they would be banished and their properties seized, and refractory priests would be branded as traitors.

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who was for war?

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Girondins and the monarchy because they hoped it would unmask counterrevolutionaries and offer them security.

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who was against war?

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Jacobins and Montagnards

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when did France declare war?

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April 1792

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what was an initial loss?

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1792-Dumouriez prepared an invasion of the Austrian Netherlands. However, the revolution had thoroughly disorganized the French army, and its soldiers deserted en masse,

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what new laws did the Legislative Assembly put through following the war?

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the deportation of refractory priests, the disbanding of the King’s guard and the setting up of a camp of 20,000 Federes (National Guard).

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what was Louis’ response to these laws?

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he vetoed them all and dismissed the Girondins, replacing them with more moderates.

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what was the publics’ reaction to Louis’ vetoing

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the Jacobins and Cordeliers led 8000 sans-culottes in a demonstration against the LA- after Louis drank to the nation they stood down.

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when and what was “la patrie en danger”

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July 1792- called every Frenchman to fight as the war was going badly.

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reaction and effect of “la patrie en danger”

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the sans-culottes demanded admission of passive citizens to vote and federes were allowed into Paris.

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when and what was the Brunswick manifesto?

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July 1792- threatened that if the French royal family was harmed, then French civilians would be harmed.

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what was Robespierre’s speech to the Assembly?

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July 1792- called to abandon the constitutional monarchy and argued for a National convention.

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describe the second journee on the Tuilleries palace:

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10th August- 20,000 SC troops along with 2000 Federes, shooting started and 1000 SC and Federes were killed.

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what were the effects of the second journee?

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the Paris Commune removed Louis from the Temple prison and the LA promised elections for a new convention.

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When was the Battle of Valmy?

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September 1792

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What was the Battle of Valmy?

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First French success- boosted morale

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When was the Battle of Jemappes?

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November 1792

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What was the Battle of Jemappes?

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French victory over Austrians, by 1793 they controlled almost the whole country.