quotes Flashcards

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American war of independence 1

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turgot “the first shot will drive the state to bankruptcy”

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enlightenment 2

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Albert Soboul
“undermined the ideological foundations”

William doyle
“established order had collapsed…enlightenment…attitudes…lead frenchmen into devolutionary directions”

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friction between monarchy and parlenemt and monarchy and assembly of notables 2

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Darius von Guttner: no limits to absolute power but actually “depended on the agreement of France’s elite”

William Doyle “Assembly of Notables concluded that the disorder in finances was the result of incompetent government”

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inequalities of ancien regime 2

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William doyle: “it fell because of its inner contradictions”

Peter McPhee: “resentment of seigneurialism…bonded rural communities against their lords”

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grievances of peasants 1

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Peter McPhee: “rural population…underwrote the costs”

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Finance 1

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Simon Schama: “end…was brought about…by a cash-flow crisis” politicisation of this crisis lead to EG

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calling of EG 2

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Simon Schama: “abandon fiscal fine-tuning…turn to drastic political solutions”

Peter McPhee: “expression of tensions [in] French society”

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Cahiers 1

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Simon Schama: “not…the most auspicious time to ask people…to voice their grievances”

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popular movements 1

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William Doyle “people…convinced that they alone had saved the National Assembley”

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harvest crisis 1

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Simon Schama “it was the connection of anger and hunger that made the revolution possible”

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declaration of National Assembly 1

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William Doyle “the founding act of the French Revolution…the nation was sovereign, the king no longer was”

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storming of the Bastille 1

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swiss guard taken: “swords, bayonets, pistols”

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the great fear 2

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Georges Lefebvre: “relaxation of strength…preparation for the night of august 4”

William Doyle: “hunger, hope and fear were the main ingredients”

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attack of feudalism 1

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Francois Furet: “the clergy were the principle losers”

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October days 1

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Peter McPhee “people now began to refer to [the days before as] the ancient regime”

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