French rev Flashcards

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1789

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1792

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1815

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End of the second era

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French rev is Inspired by

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Enlightenment
American rev
Liberty

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Complex rev due to

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French is international language
Center of Europe
So many people dying
Drawls stronger opinions

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Louis the XV 15th

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Financial problems
Solution raise taxes on the poor

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French budget

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50% interest
25% military
6% to the king
19% to the state

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Shortage of foods and goods

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Food and good prices raise, poor living conditions, starvation

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Louis XVI 16th

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Weak willed people pleaser. Gives into whims of nobles. Financial crisis. Indecisive and slow to take action.

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Assembly of notables

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1788 finally calls it. Says there is a problem, nobles don’t accept it.

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Estates General called 1789

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First time called since 1614. Constitutional monchary. Gives regular people some power but not rlly. One vote for third estate, one vote for 1st estate and second. Common people couldn’t get anything passed because the other two would vote it down.

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Abbe Sieyes

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Philosopher at the estates general. The third estate is everything but they have nothing.

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Tennis Court Oath

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After being locked out by the king the third estate meets at a tennis court. The oath says they won’t stop meeting until there is a new constitution.

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Liberal revolution

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Liberty
Equality
Brotherhood

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Bourgeoisie

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The middle class.

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John Locke

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Believed government should not overstep by limiting individual rights

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Montesquieu

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July 14th 1789

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Storming of Bastille. Storm prison to get weapons for the city’s defense. Angry mob takes the bastille down.

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He great fear

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Revolution spreads. Peasants decapitate nobles.

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August 4th 1789 Night sessions

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Abolished feudal obligations. No distinction between nobles and peasants.

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August 27 1789

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Declaration of rights of man and citizen

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Fishwomen march

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1789 October 5. March on Versailles for bread.

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Marie-Antoinette

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No heir for long time, Austrian, “let them eat cake” big spender

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Tuileries Palace

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Royal family moved here. Gov moves here to watch them

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1790

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Monchary abolished

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A confiscated church

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Clergy has to make oath to gov.