Lesson 2 Flashcards

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How did the Enlightenment influence the French Revolution?

A

The Enlightenment fostered questioning of traditional norms and authorities, laying the groundwork for revolutionary ideas.

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What social disparities prompted demands for reform in France?

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Deep socio-economic disparities, especially the burdens faced by the Third Estate, drove demands for a more equitable society.

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How did the Third Estate’s burden contribute to revolutionary sentiments?

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The Third Estate faced economic inequality, exacerbated by food shortages and rising prices, leading to widespread discontent.

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What did proponents of constitutional monarchy advocate for?

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They advocated for a form of government that would limit the king’s power and establish laws based on consent from the governed.

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What happened during the meeting of the Estates-General in 1789?

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The Estates-General convened to discuss new tax reforms, leading to the declaration of the National Assembly by the Third Estate.

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What was the significance of the Tennis Court Oath?

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The Tennis Court Oath symbolized the Third Estate’s defiance and commitment to creating a constitution for France.

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