Week 7 The French Revolution Flashcards

1
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How did the french rev start

A

storming of bastille

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2
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By June 1789, peasants became restless and violent as the price of this staple food soared and its supply decreased

A

bread

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3
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Question: The Great Fear provided this group with the opportunity to criticize aristocratic privilege.

A

the National Assembly

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4
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On August 4, 1789, French aristocrats surrendered their special privileges by decree, marking the end of this system in France.

A

feudalism

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5
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What key document of the French Revolution was drawn up on the night of August 4 and outlined mans rights and rally the country and lend support to the National Assembly

A

What is the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen

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6
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Why was the short length of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen advantageous

A

it could be cheaply printed on one side of a piece of paper and allowed maximum citizen access

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7
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What was Louis XVI’s response to the decrees of August 4 and the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen

A

e ignored them and waited in Versailles hoping for an end to the revolutionary fervor

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8
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What event occurred on October 5, 1789, where Parisian women marched to Versailles to protest the lack of bread

A

the Women’s March

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9
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What rumor did the Parisian women hear about Marie Antoinette during the Women’s March

A

she was hoarding grain inside the palace

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10
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What famous quote, though likely incorrect, is often attributed to Marie Antoinette during the Women’s March

A

“let them eat cake”

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11
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How many Paris guards loyal to the revolution joined the mob during the Women’s March

A

20,000

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12
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What did Louis XVI promise the angry mob gathered during the Women’s March?

A

bread

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13
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Despite Louis XVI’s promise of bread, what did the crowd demand, leading the king and his family to return to Paris with them

A

return as “guests” of the crowd

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14
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Where did Louis XVI and his family stay in Paris under guard after returning with the crowd

A

Palace of the Tuileries

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15
Q

On June 20, 1791, Louis XVI began planning to raise an army to crush the revolution, which resulted in this consequence.

A

earning the distrust of his subjects

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16
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What document, signed on August 27, 1791, signaled Austria and Prussia’s intent to support the French monarchy

A

Declaration of Pillnitz

17
Q

How did Louis XVI and his family escape from the Tuileries Palace on June 20, 1791?

A

in a heavy coach drawn by four horses

18
Q

Who recognized Louis in St. Minahoulde, leading to his capture?

A

Jean Baptiste Drouet, a former member of the palace guard dismissed by Louis

19
Q

What reforms did the National Assembly enact to dismantle the Ancien Régime?

A

abolishing special privileges of nobility, subordinating the Church to the state, and introducing liberal ideas such as limited monarchy and full equality before the law

20
Q

(radical left-wing partisans of the
lower classes, or tradesmen who stormed the Bastille

A

Sans-Culottes

21
Q

reduced power of the bishops
and paid the clergy by the state, and limited powers of the Church

A

Constitution of the Clergy

22
Q

Louis XVI was put on trial for violating liberties of his subjects by how many votes

23
Q

Legalized the guillotine but then died by it

A

King Louis XVI

24
Q

Mary Antoinette’s last words

A

Pardon me sir I mean not to do it.

25
what did the national assembly rename itself
National Convention
26
moderate reformers from Bordeaux that dominated the National Convention
Girondins
27
These far mor radical group of people replaced the Girondins
Jacobins
28
These groups were both liberal and bourgeuisie and wanted a centralized government
Girodins and Jacobins
29
80,000 armed Sans-Culottes surrounded the meeting halls of the National Convention and demanded the immediate arrest of this faction
Girondin