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T2: Causes of radicalisation 1791-2 Flashcards

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Tuileries palace is stormed by 30,000 citizens, triggering Louis’ fall and dissolution of the Legislative Assembly.

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10th Aug 1792

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The Flight to Varennes

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21st June 1791

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30,000 marched on the CA, calling for Louis’ dismissal

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24th June 1791

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Champs de Mars massacre

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17th July 1791

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5
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when sis the new constitution come into effect

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sep 1791

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6
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Declaration of Pillnitz

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Aug 1791

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When does France declare war on Austria

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20th April 1792

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How many officers had fled France by the end of 1791?

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3000

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LA introduced laws to protect against traitors

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may 1792

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law that refractory priests should be deported

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27 April 1972

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Law that a federed camp of 20,000 NG should be set up to protect Paris

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8 June 1792

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Louis refused to sanction and used veto to delay laws against traitors

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19th June 1792

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Louis dismissed a number of Girondin ministers

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12th June 1792

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Journee where 8000 SC stormed Tuileries and forced Louis to wear liberty-cap

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20th June 1792

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when did the LA declare a state of national emergency? (Louis lost right of veto)

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11th July 1792

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Brunswick manifesto

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25th July 1792

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the attack on the Tuileries, 30,000 citizens, caused Louis’ downfall

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10th Aug 1792

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when was the LA dissolved?

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sep 1792

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when were undemocratic elections held for the new representative body?

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Aug 1792

20
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when was the monarchy abolished by the National Convention?

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21st Sept 1792

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when did Verdun fall to the Prussians?

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Sep 1792

22
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September Massacres

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Sep 1792

23
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how many killed in September Massacres?
what was it sparked by?

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1,400 - mostly common criminals
Sparked by fall of Verdun to Prussians

24
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War starts going better for France

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Sep 1792 e.g. Battle of Valmy

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Louis executed

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21st Jan 1793

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