French Revolution Flashcards

1
Q

What places were at war with France?

A

Britain, the Netherlands, Spain, and Prussia.

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2
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What estates were rebelling against the 3rd estate?

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1st and 2nd estate.

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3
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Louis 1st problem
What did the third estate think about Louis?

A

They thought the king was in league with other countries at war with France.

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4
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What was Louis’s 2nd problem?
What did the crowd do?

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The crowd attacked and killed the kings guards while the royal family fled the palace before a larger mob arrived.

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5
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What did Radicals take control of?

A

The parliament and assembly.

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6
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What did the Radicals accomplish?

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They abolished the monarchy, established a new republic, and Louis XVI was put on trial as a traitor of France.

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7
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What was Louis convicted of?

A

Treason.

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8
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What was Louis’s vote count, for treason?

A

(693-0)

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9
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What was Louis’s vote count for being sentenced to death?

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(361-360)

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10
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Was Marie Antonette found guilty?

A

Yes, and was sentenced to death 9 months later.

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11
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What was the guillotine?

A

Chopping heads off, a humane way to die.

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12
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How many people were executed during the radical days of terror?

A

17,000

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13
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How many people were arrested during the radical days of terror?

A

30,000

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14
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What were the victims of the radical days of terror?

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They were victims of mistaken identity or were falsely accused by their neighbors.

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15
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Who did politicians turn to?

A

Napolean Bonaparte.

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16
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Who was Napolean Bonaparte?

A

A popular military hero.

17
Q

What was the cause of nationalism?

A

The revolution and war gave the french people a strong sense of national identity.

18
Q

What was the effect of nationalism?

A

A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one’s country spread throughout France.

19
Q

Where did other European nations meet?

A

At the congress of Vienna.

20
Q

Why did other European nations meet?

A

In hopes of suppressing revolutionary uprisings throughout Europe.