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1
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What was the name of Marat’s radical newspaper?

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L’ami du peuple

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What was the Le Chapelier Law?

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Prohibition of strikes and trade unions.

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3
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Who were the ‘salon francais’?

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Royalist political club.

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Who were the prominent members of the Society of 1789?

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Lafayette, Bailly, Sieyes, Mirabeau, Condorcet

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Who were the Jacobins?

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Successor of the Breton club at the EG, radical but still bourgeois

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Who were the Feuillants?

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More moderate Jacobins who broke away in July 1791.

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Who were the Cordeliers?

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More populist - run by Marat, Danton, Desmoulins. Membership open to all.

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What was the importance of the political clubs?

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They gave petitions to the assembly, influenced ordinary people of Paris through publications, and would eventually end up as the French government.

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9
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Who was Jacques Hebert?

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Radical newspaper writer - satirical newspaper called Le Pere Duchesne

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What was the significance of Mirabeau’s death in April 1791?

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Loss of mediator between King and the NCA.

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What long term factors contributed to the flight to Varennes?

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Louis’ dissatisfaction with the CCoftheC; feeling of imprisonment in Paris since the October Days; dissatisfaction with the NCA and the Constitution

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What happened at Easter 1791?

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Royal family try to spend mass at St Cloud (outside Paris) - mob forces them back.

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What went wrong in the attempted Flight to Montmedy?

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The family travelled together, the departure was severely delayed, soldiers were not at their posts due to the delay.

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What was the outcome of the Flight to Varennes?

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Shattered public affection for monarchy; deepened social divisions; intensified fear of Austria.

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What was the Padua Circula?

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Declaration by Leopold II of the HRE on July 6th, inviting European monarchs to help Louis.

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16
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How many people went to the Champ de Mars on 17 July 1791?

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50,000

17
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Why were the National Guard at the Champ de Mars?

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To ensure order.

18
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What were the consequences of the Champ de Mars?

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Deepened divisions - radicals saw it as a betrayal of the people by the moderates.

19
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What was the Declaration of Pillnitz?

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Declaration that Austria would invade France to help Louis if necessary.

20
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What was the Self Denying Ordinance?

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The decree that members of the NCA could not also be members of the LA.

21
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What percentage of active citizens voted in the LA elections?

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Less than 25%.

22
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What 2 decrees did the LA propose in November 1791 that were blocked by Louis?

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Treatment of refractory priests as enemies of the state; seizing property of emigres.

23
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Why did Brissot support war?

A

Unite French people, test loyalty of the monarchy, expose counter-revolutionary traitors.

24
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Why was Robespierre against war?

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Concerned about military dictatorship, fiscal worries, internal threats.

25
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Who made a formal alliance against France in February 1792?

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Austria and Prussia.

26
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Why did the royal family support war?

A

Hoped the plan would backfire and they could be reinstalled.

27
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When did France declare war on Austria?

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20 April 1792.

28
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What immediate issues did the French armies face in April 1792?

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Divisions between new volunteers and old army; lack of experience; Marie Antoinette had been sharing military plans with Austrians.