Origins Of War And The War Flashcards

1
Q

Why did the Austrians feel they needed to support the king?

A

After the failed attempt to leave France during the flight to varennes 21st June 1791

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2
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When was the declaration of Pillnitz?

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27th August 1791

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3
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Who declared Pillnitz?

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Austrian Emperor Leopold II and Frederick William III of Prussia

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4
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What did the declaration of Pillnitz involve?

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A statement to say that Austria and Prussia were willing to restore the french monarchy

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5
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How was the threat of emigrees building up?

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By the end of 1791 there were an estimated 60% of pre revolutionary army officers amongst the emigrees in neighbouring countries

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6
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When did the new legislative assembly first meet?

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October 1st 1791

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7
Q

When was the decree against emigrees put forward?

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9th November 1791

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8
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When was the decree against refractory priests and what did it involve?

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29th November decree demanding all refractory priests take an oath of loyalty or they will be treated as traitors

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9
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What was the kings reaction to the decrees

A

November 1791 He used his suspensory vetos against them

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10
Q

within the brissotins (Girondins) who supported and who was against war?

A

Jaques-Pierre Brissot supported
Robespierre was against it

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11
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When did war break out

A

20th April 1792

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12
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When did war break out

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20th April 1792

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13
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What decree was passed on 27th May 1792

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Deportation of refractory priests

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14
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What decree was passed on the 29th May 1792

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Ordered disbanding of the kings guard

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15
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8th June decree

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Set up a federee camp of 20,000 volunteers from all over France

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16
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What was Louis’s response to the decrees put forward in May/June 1792?

A

Used his suspensory vetos against them

17
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What was Louis’s response to the decrees put forward in May/June 1792?

A

Used his suspensory vetos against them

18
Q

February 1792 alliance

A

Holy Roman Emperor Leopold II and Frederick William I of Prussia sign a
treaty of alliance.

19
Q

20th April 1792

A

France declares war on Austria and Prussia
Start of the war of first coalition

20
Q

La patrie en danger

A

Produced due to fear of advancing troops
Lafayette takes over army of the north

21
Q

When was the Brunswick manifesto declared?
What was it?

A

25th July 1792
Declared by Charles William Ferdinand, Duke of Brunswick, who commanded the Austro-Prussian army. It was a warning to the French revolutionaries, stating that if King Louis XVI and his family were harmed, Paris would face severe reprisals, including destruction and mass executions.

22
Q

November 1792

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Victory by Dumouriez at Jemappes (Austrian-Netherlands)
Edict of fraternity is issued

23
Q

What was the edict of fraternity?

A

It proclaimed France’s support for revolutionary movements in other countries, inviting oppressed peoples to rise against their monarchs and promising French military and political assistance.

24
Q

February 1793

A

France declares war on Britain and the United Provinces
Rebellion in the Vendee

25
Q

March 1793

A

Spain declares war on France

26
Q

June 1793

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British blockade of ports begins