Pre Estates General Flashcards

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1
Q

When was bankruptcy declared

A

August 1788

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2
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Riot at what factory

A

2 day rioting at factory of manufacturer réveillon as there were rumours of them cutting wages

Rioting needed troops to restore order

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3
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What was there growing discontent toward at this time

A

The economic situation

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4
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Who pioneered the 3rd estate

A

Abbé Sieyès

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5
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What did sieyès argue

A

The third estate was “the nation” and had every right to act alone if others refused to join it

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6
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Did sieyes persuade other clerics

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Some joined the third estate deputies during the week of the tenth of June

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7
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During week of the 10th of June who joined third estate deputies

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Some clerics NO NOBLES

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8
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Sieyes pamphlet

A

What is the third estate ?

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9
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Date of third estate voting to name themselves the National Assembly

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17th June 1789

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10
Q

When did kings son die

A

4th June 1789

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11
Q

When did the clergy join the National Assembly

A

19th of June

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12
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Where did the National Assembly meet

A

The Salon des Menus Plaisirs

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13
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Date of tennis court oath

A

20th June 1789

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14
Q

Elected president of National Assembly

A

Jean-Sylvain Bailly

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15
Q

Oath sworn consisted of

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Promised never to disband no matter where they were forced to meet not until France had a new constitution

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16
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Tennis court oath refusing to stop until France had a new constitution was …

A

A direct challenge to the position of the king

17
Q

What happened on 23rd of June in royal session following tennis court oath

A

Louis accepted principle of consent to new tax and fairer land tax based on value of land not social status
BUT Refused to call them National Assembly and continued to demand that the estates meet separately

18
Q

What did Louis do to the fuck shit up on 23rd of June 1789 at royal session following tennis court oath

A

Refused to call them the National Assembly

Wanted go continue to have the estates meet selerately

19
Q

What did people do in protest to Louis at royal session the 23d of June

A

Some members refused to leave the session in an open display of defiance

20
Q

Date of when Lou brought in 4800 extra troops to Paris

A

26th June 1789

21
Q

How did Louis fix things tho following first royal session après the tennis court oath

A

27th June

L rescinded the order of the royal session, recognising the National Assembly and permitting voting by head

22
Q

But he deputies feelings about Louis even after recognising the National Assembly

A

Suspicious YO

espeso cos he kept bringing in more troops

23
Q

By 4th July 1789 how many troops in Paris

A

30,000

24
Q

Fact abt the 30,000 troops in Paris

A

Many were foreign mercenaries since the King cldnt rely on the THE loyalty of French troops

25
Q

What did King then do which made people feel even weirder abt him

A

Dismissed necker 11 th July and replaced him with conservative Breteuil, which to people confirmed popular fears king was seeking to prevent change and regress on promise

26
Q

July 1789

A

By the 4th there were 30,000 troops
11th July necker dismissed Breteuil brought it
Economic conditions all time low by 14th July bread prices were the highest they’d been since 1715

27
Q

Literacy rate among Parisians

A

50% among men

25% among women

28
Q

Tumours 1789

A

Deputies wld be arrested

Corn dealers and speculators were hoarding grain to push up prices