women's march Flashcards

1
Q

What was the main food of commoners in France (1789)?

A

Bread

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2
Q

What happened to the supply of bread when the France economy was poor?

A

There was a shortage of bread and it became inflated

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3
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“A large group of women in Paris marketplace began to riot on the morning of…”

A

October 5, 1789

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4
Q

What was the reason for the march?

A

They wanted bread to be at a fair price

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5
Q

How far did the crowd march to?

A

12 miles

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6
Q

How long was the crowd marching for?

A

6 hours then they arrived at King Louis XVI’s palace of Versailles

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7
Q

A small group met with the King, what was the deal?

A

The King agreed to provide food from the king’s stores (also promised more in the future)

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8
Q

What happened the next morning after the first march?

A

The crowd entered the palace, there was fighting and some guests even got killed

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9
Q

Who eventually restored peace?

A

Marquis de Lafayette, the leader of the National Guard

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10
Q

What did the revolutionaries demand from King Louis XVI?

A

That he return to Paris with them, which he agreed to do

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11
Q

How was Marie Antoinette almost killed?

A

There were guns pointing at her head from the crowd, but Lafayette kissed her hand which calmed the crowd

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12
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Where did the King go to live after the march?

A

Tuileries Palace in Paris

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13
Q

What happened to the King and queen four years after?

A

They got executed (1793)

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