october days Flashcards

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Why did Louis XVI oppose the August Decrees and the Declaration of the Rights of Man?

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Louis XVI opposed the August Decrees and the Declaration of the Rights of Man.

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What was the suspensive veto granted to Louis XVI?

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He was granted a suspensive veto, allowing him to delay laws (except financial ones) for up to 4 years.

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Why did Louis XVI summon the Flanders regiment in October 1789?

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In October 1789, he summoned the loyal Flanders regiment and held a banquet for them.

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What happened at the banquet for the Flanders regiment that angered Parisians?

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Soldiers at the banquet trampled revolutionary cockades and replaced them with white ribbons, sparking outrage in Paris.

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What was the main demand of the women who marched from Paris to Versailles?

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On October 5th, a crowd of women stormed the Paris Commune demanding bread, then marched to Versailles with 6-7k women and 20k National Guard under Lafayette.

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How did Louis XVI respond to the demands of the October Days protesters?

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They stormed the National Assembly hall, forcing Louis to agree to provide grain to Paris and accept the AD and DotRoM.

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Why did the crowd storm Marie Antoinette’s apartments during the October Days?

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Some of the crowd stormed the royal apartments, threatening Marie Antoinette, but she escaped.

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Where was Louis XVI forced to live after the October Days, and how did he describe his situation?

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On October 6th, Louis and his family were forced to move to the Tuileries Palace in Paris, where he felt like a prisoner.

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What happened to the National Assembly after the October Days?

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The National Assembly was also moved to Paris to be kept under the watchful eye of the people.

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Why was the October Days march significant in the context of the revolution?

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The October Days demonstrated the power of popular action and was the second journée of the revolution.

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