Terror: Machinery of the Terror Flashcards

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Danton - Terror (Popular Movements)

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Let us be terrible so that the people will not have to be

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William Doyle - Causes of Terror

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it was resistance that made the revolution become violent

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Summary - Law of Suspects

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17 September 1793
1) Allowed for the arbitrary arrest of anyone suspected to be a counter-revolutionary

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What was the Law of Suspects?

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Allowed the Republic to arrest anyone deemed a counter-revolutionary

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Summary - Law of 22 Prairial (2)

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10 June 1794
1) No defence permitted for those facing the revolutionary tribunal
2) Allowed for deputies to be arrested and subsequently executed
3) Ruling based on revolutionary conscience

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Summary - Law of 14 Frimaire (3)

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4 December 1793
1) Outlined the role of the CPS and CGS
2) Legalised the use of Terror
3) Ended the power of the sans-culottes
4) Reinforced the dictatorship

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Dylan Rees - 14 Frimaire

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marked the complete reversal of the principles of 1789…and many of the characteristics of the ancien regime reappeared

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Revolutionary Tribunal

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Created on 10 March 1793 to quicken the trials of those sent to death

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