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french rev/need to know dates quiz Flashcards

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Renaissance

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1300-1600

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1450

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Gutenberg’s Printing Press

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New World Exploration

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1492

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1517

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Start of the Protestant Reformation

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Peace of Augsburg

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1555

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1588

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Spanish Armada

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Edict of Nantes

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1598

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1618-1648

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Thirty Years War

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English Civil War

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1642-1649

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1500-1700

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Scientific Revolution

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1700s

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Enlightenment

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War of Spanish Succession

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1701-1714

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Glorious Revolution

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1688

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1776-1783

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American Revolution

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French Revolution

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1789-1799

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8
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Old Regime in France

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3 estates-1,2,3,absolutism(Louis XVI),feudal system-taxes and serfdom

9
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Tennis Court Oath

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the national assembly agreed to meet until there are more democratic reforms

10
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Declaration of the Rights of Man

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-men are born and remain free
-constitutional monarchy
-departments
-state controlled by church

11
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Declaration of the Rights of Women

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thrown away

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how did enlightenment influence the french rev.

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the ideas of enlightenment emphasized the rights of common men-lad foundation for modern,democratic societies

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how did economic change influence the french rev.

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all estates wanted economic change and that is why the revolution occurred

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conservative goals

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want constitutional monarchy,gave kinds 2nd chance

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radical goals

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want reform and republic-everyone should have a say

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liberal/moderate goals

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need a few reforms other than that going good

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Most Influential Class in the French Revolution: Bourgeoisie vs. Peasantry

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peasantry because they mad assembly and started rev.

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Phases of the French Revolution (Conservative–>Liberal–>Radical)

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conservative at first-1st phase-liberal(tennis court oath)-2nd phase-radical-(reign of terror)-3rd phase-conservative-(reopen church,limited republic,napoleon is absolute monarch)

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