failure of constitutional monarchy pt 2 Flashcards

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1
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when was the flight to varenne

A

21st june 1791

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2
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who was responaible to recapture the royal family

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lafayette

national guard

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3
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what was louis aim for the flight to varenne

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planned to reached montmedy, belgian boarder

knew he could have help from the emegies,

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4
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where were they found

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160km out of paris
recognised by the post master in varenne and reported to the national guard
arrested and sent back to paris

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5
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why did it take so long for louis to escape

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ccoc
death of mirabeau, support was warning for the king
danger of austrian invasion

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6
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what was the fear on the kings return to paris

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fear that riots would break out across the city

didnt know which side they would support

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7
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what happened on the kings return

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silence

if anyone made a noise would be killed

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8
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what effect did the flight to varenna have on political clubs

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more radical, cordeliers pushed for his abdication

jacobins split as some became more radical than others

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9
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what was the compromise in the assmebly after the flight to varenne

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kings powers would be temporaryily suspended until a new constitution

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10
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what story was put out about the king after the flight

what happened because of this

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story that the king had been abducted, wasn’t believed as louis declaration of frances political instability was published
damaged the kings reputation

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11
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what happened on he 24th june 1791

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30,000 people marched on the assembyl demanding louis dismissal
barnave opposed republicaism 290 deputies agreed

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12
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what impact did the flight have on the king

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ruined his reputation
shown his disbelief in a constitutional monarchy
he had a significant loss in support and increased republicanism
made him more vulnerable

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13
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what was the impact if the flight on the CA

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views were divided
many argued for constitutional monarchy felt a revolution would decend into chaos
others supported the fall of the monarchy

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14
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impact of the flight on the radicals

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used this to justify their protests for Louis abdication
clubs became more radical
republicanism became more widespread

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15
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impact of the flight on the country

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anrgy at the king
feared riots would break out
felt betrayed by louis
fear of foreign war

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16
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impact of flight on austria

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rumours of an Austrian committee developed
didn’t want to take action against france
roman emperor said he would late defence to protect his sister Marie Antoinette

17
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when was the chamos de mars massacre

A

17th july 1791

18
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what happnened at the cahmp de mars massacres

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large crowd gathered 6,000-50,000
cordeliers signing petitoin for kings abdication
turned violent
roaylist
national guard tried to dispurse the crowd led to violence

19
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what did the commune do after the massacres

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declared martial law

freedom of press restirced and printing presses set down

20
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how many people died during the massacres

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60

21
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who and why did people go into hiding after the massacres

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danton marat demoulins

feared arrest

22
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impact of the massacres on louis

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strengthened his position, put down republican movement

feuilliant minsters able to try consolidate his position §

23
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impact of massacres on the assembly

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signified the split in radicalism

strengthed position of the moderates

24
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impact of massacres on radicals

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publicaly split radical movment, many leaders fled

ingnited the lead of key figures, brissot, in campaign for war

25
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impact of massacres on the country

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became increasling disillusioned by instablilty of revolutionary movement
looking for something to consolidate the situation

26
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when was the constituent assembly replaced by the leglisative assembly

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september 1791

27
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why was the CA dissolved

A

it had completed what it was set out to do

create a new constitution

28
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what was the self defying ordinance

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proposed by robespierre, to undermine opponenets

no members of the national assembly could serve in the legislative assembly

29
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what consquences did the self defying ordinance have for robespierre

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many feulliants were elected into the LA, opposed jacobins

balance of the assembly was against republicanism

30
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what influence did the girondins have in the assmebly, Brissot

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radical views based on the enlightenment
good orator, could influence he unaligned deputies
brissot had a popular newspaper
shown by sucess of push for war with austria

31
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what was the split in the Legislative assembly

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136 jacobins/girondins
264 feuilliants constitutional monarchists
345 unaligned

32
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what did the lack of trust between politians and king do to the LA

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made it harder for them to work together and make decisions
creates more radicalism which pushes people away from the king
lack f trust makes people not want to give king power creating divions

33
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when was the declaration of pillntz

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27th august 1791

34
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what did the declaration of pillntz state

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austria and russia declared ready resotre a monarchial order in france by force
would only do so if other european states also intervened

35
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wha did the declaration actually mean

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was just a show of monarchal and family soladarity rather than a serious threat

36
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what happened beacuse of the declaration of pillntz

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heigntened rumours of emigre invasion backed by foregin powers
cast debate on the potential benefits of a french invasion in austria

37
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who wanted to go to war with austria and prussia

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king marie aintoinette

brissot