Exam Flashcards

1
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Taille

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A sort of income tax

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2
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Seigneurial tax

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Paid to local landlord, known as feudal dues.e.g. Using the mill

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3
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Corvée

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For a few days each year they would work in the upkeep of the roads

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4
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Tithe

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10% of all income paid to the church

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5
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Gabelle

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A tax on salt

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6
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Aide

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Tax for wine

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7
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All taxes

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Taille,seigneurial,Corvée,tithe,gabelle, aide

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8
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Three slogans

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Liberté
Fraternité
Egalité

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9
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First estate

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Clergy
Archbishops etc.
Payed no taxes
Received tithe
400,000 2%
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10
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Second estate

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Nobles
Wealth and power
No taxes
150,000 1%

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11
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Third estate

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Middle-class
Peasants
Payed taxes
No opinion on how the country was ran
25 million 97%
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12
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England in 1485

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King’s power has decreased
Barons have private armies,castles canons
Poverty and hunger
Conflict and arguing

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13
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Henry VII

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Married Elizabeth of York 
Fining barons with morton's fork
Star chamber
Took nobles' canons, private armies, castles
Married his family members to enemies
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14
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Henry VIII problems

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Wanted a son
Wanted power
Needed money

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15
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Henry VIII solutions

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Made himself head of English church
Gave himself a divorce
Eliminated any opposition
Took over the monasteries

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16
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Edward VI

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He was only 9 and his advisors were Protestant so he made England Protestant and took all decorations from the churches

17
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Mary

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She made England Catholic again. Chopped over 284 Protestant people’s heads and married to Philip II of Spain

18
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Elisabeth

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Considered the most successful monarch in England’s history. She sat on the fence and eliminated extremists

19
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Elizabeth’s tips

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Don't marry
Don't marry a foreigner
Deal ruthlessly with extremist
Loyal
Don't get mixed up in other people's fights
20
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What is revolution

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A radical change which is normally to overthrow the governor and have power. Sometimes it is violent and long.

21
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4 key factors which made the revolution happen

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Louis was a weak King
They took ideas from other countries
People were poor
France was unfair

22
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Louis was a weak King

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He didn’t tell his wife to stop spending money
Didn’t get rid of his terrible advisers
Didn’t give a strong lead to his country

23
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France was unfair

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The nobles and church didn’t have to pay tax but the peasants did

24
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People were poor

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Droughts
Food shortages
High taxes

25
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Got ideas from other countries

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Wanted power and a say in how their country was ran
British made their monarchs have little power
America changed the way their country was ran

26
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What is a cahier de doléances

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A book with lists of complaints from all the French. More than 25,000 were made

27
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Countdown to revolution

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The assembly of notables: 1786, they tried to make a tax that everyone paid but was rejected
Louis agreed to call a parliament: 1788 called parliament
The Estates-general meet :1789, 1 estate;300
2 estate, 291 3; 610
The 3 estate defies the King: called themselves National Assembly and said they ruled. They were locked out of the hall but stayed in a tennis court

28
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March to Versailles

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There were food shortages. The women from Paris set off to Versailles to protest to the King because they wanted bread and took him as a ‘guest’ in the Tuileries palace