Unit IX French Revolution Flashcards
The radical Jacobins who voted for a fully democratic constitution also
guillotined prominent revolutionary republican women.
Robespierre argued that terror was
a consequence of the general principle of democracy applied to a pressing need.
Perhaps the greatest contributing factor to the French Revolution was
Louis XVI’s failure to work with the nobility to tap the nation’s great wealth.
On the night of August 4, 1789, the national Constituent Assembly attempted to halt peasant rebellion and disorder by
renouncing aristocratic feudal rights, dues, and tithes.
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen asserted
civic equality and popular sovereignty.
The 1793 revolt in the Vendée was in support of
the monarchy.
The Chapelier Law did what?
forbade workers’ associations.
The French Revolution inspired William Pitt the Younger to
suspend habeas corpus and make the publication of certain ideas treasonable.
The levée en masse
conscripted males into the army and directed economic production to military purposes.
What is the start of the age of Montesquieu?
tennis court oath
What is the end of the age of Montesquieu?
September Massacre
Who had the influence over Louis XV?
Pampodore, his mistress
What political group was in the center?
girodon
Who wrote the Declaration of the Rights of Women.
gouges
What is the most accurate summary of the European reaction to the French revolution?
Ambivalence, followed by fear and hostility