French Revolution Flashcards

1
Q

Last time Estates General assembly assembled before 1789

A

1614

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2
Q

Louis XVI ascends to throne of France

A

1774

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3
Q

Third estate assembles in indoor tennis court in Versailles and establishes Nation Assembly

A

20 June 1789

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4
Q

Demolition of Bastille

A

14 July 1789

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5
Q

Feudal system of taxes and obligations abolished

A

4 August 1789

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6
Q

Women march to Versailles to bring Louis XVI back to Paris

A

5 October 1789

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7
Q

Abolition of censorship

A

1789

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8
Q

National Assembly finishes draft of constitution

A

1791

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9
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Olympe de Gouges writes ‘Declaration of Rights of Woman and Citizen’

A

1791

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10
Q

National Assembly declares war against Prussia and Austria

A

April 1792

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11
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Palace of Tuilereis stormed, Louis XVI taken hostage

A

10 August 1792

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12
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Jacobin Convention declares France a republic: monarchy abolished

A

21 September 1792

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13
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Louis XVI executed publicly at Place de la Concorde on charges of treason

A

21 January 1793

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14
Q

Reign of Terror

A

1793-1794

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15
Q

Olympe de Gouges executed

A

1793

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16
Q

Jacobin Convention frees all slaves in French overseas possessions

A

1794

17
Q

Maximilian Robespierre convicted, arrested and executed

A

July 1794

18
Q

Napoleon crowns himself emperor of France

A

1804

19
Q

Napoleon reintroduces slavery

A

1804

20
Q

Napoleon defeated at Waterloo

A

1815

21
Q

Slavery finally abolished

A

1848

22
Q

Women in France FINALLY get the right to vote

A

1946

23
Q

Louis XVI calls assembly of Estates General

A

5 May 1789

24
Q

Who wrote Two Treatsies of Government?

A

John Locke

25
Q

Who proposed a government based on social contract, wrote The Social Contract and gave idea of 1 member 1 vote

A

Jean Rosseau

26
Q

Who wrote The Spirit of the Laws, gave ideas of an executive, legislative and judiciary (model put force into USA after independence)?

A

Montesquieu

27
Q

Who led the people who assembled in the indoor tennis court?

A

Mirabeau and Abbe Sieyes

28
Q

Broken chain represents?

A

Freedom.

29
Q

Bundle of rods represent?

A

Unity.

30
Q

All-seeing eye represents?

A

Knowledge.

31
Q

Sceptre represents?

A

Royal power.

32
Q

Snake-ring represents?

A

Eternity.

33
Q

Red Phrygian Cap represents?

A

Freedom.

34
Q

Blue, White, Red represent?

A

Colors of France

35
Q

Winged-woman represents?

A

Personification of Law

36
Q

The Law Tablet represents?

A

That law is same for all.

37
Q

Leader of Jacobins Club?

A

Maximilian Robespierre

38
Q

Englishman who travelled France from 1787-89?

A

Arthur Young

39
Q

Person who wrote to his friend in 1793 about how he couldn’t get any good jobs because he was from the third estate?

A

Georges Danton