chapter 19 review Flashcards

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national assembly

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  • formed in phase I of the revolution (1789-1791)
  • represented the people of france
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jacobins

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  • group of radicals who created the national convention
  • most radical and ruthless of the political groups
  • instituted the terror under Robspierre
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committee of public safety

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  • headed by robspierre to keep france safe at home and abroad
  • helped deal with threats of france
  • included 12 members who had absolute power and battled to save the revolution
  • they prepared france for war and required citizens to contribute to war efforts
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directory

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  • 5 men
  • elected by male citizens who owned property
  • formed during phase III of the revolution (1794-1799)
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continental system

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  • put in place to blockade british ports
  • foreign policy of napolean
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battle of waterloo

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  • the battle on june 18, 1815 after napolean’s return where he was crushed by great brittain and prussia
  • napoleon’s failure
  • lasted 100 days
  • crushed by great britain and prussia
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st. helena

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  • place where napoleon was forced to go into exile
  • located in south atlantic
  • island where napolean was exiled to and later died at
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tricolor

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  • white - clergy
  • red - nobility
  • blue - bourgeoisie
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sans-culottes

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  • lower class radicals of the french revolution
  • the common people of the lower class
  • they became radical or militant patrons of the french revolution
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cahiers

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  • notebooks which listed grivances
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bourgeoisie

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the middle class

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emigres

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people who flee their own country due to political reasons

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ancien regime / estate system

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  • old order
  • everyone in france belonged to one of the 3 classes:
    • 1st estate - made up of the clergy church
    • 2nd estate - nobility
    • 3rd estate - lower class working people
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reasons king louis XVI called estates general in 1789

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  • france was near bankruptcy
  • bread riots were spreading
  • nobels who were fearful of taxes were denouncing royal tyranny
  • he was pretty much forced by the people
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early moves by the national assembly (what did these do)

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  • represented the people of france
  • invited other delegates from the other estates to help write a constitution
  • march on versailles
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civil constitution of clergy

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  • the state controlled church
  • subordinated the catholic church to the french government
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reasons for the execution of king louis XVI and marie antoinette

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King Louis:

  • he was a traitor to france
  • a single vote sentenced him to his death

Marie Antionette:

  • also executed
  • her death was celebrated in radical days
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leader of the reign of terror

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maximillen robspierre

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napoleon’s path to becoming emperor

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  • trained for a military career
  • favored the jacobins and the republicans rule
  • successful general
  • become a political leader
  • helped overthrow the weak directory
  • set up 3 man governing board - consulate
  • became first consul
  • acquired enough power to assume the title of emperor
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groups that supported napoleon

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everyone (all classes)

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napoleon’s war conquests (who, where)

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  • spain
  • austria
  • russia
  • netherlands
  • belgium
  • italy
  • german states
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napoleon’s invasions of russia

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  • russians treated east to avoid battle
  • burned crops and villages which left the french hungry and cold
  • russians attacked in winter when french were weak
  • lost almost all of his men due to the extreme winter
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napoleon’s legacy to france

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  • ‘the revolution on horseback’
  • spread the ideas of the revolution
  • sparked nationalist feeling across europe
  • he created a grade system
  • brought back the church
  • granted freedom in the eyes of the law
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goals of congress of vienna

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  • created a lasting peace by establishing a balance of power
  • protecting system of monarchy
  • restore ‘the ways things were’
  • ‘holy alliance’ of christian monarchs to suppress future revolutions
  • prevent revival of french military power
  • france accepted as an equal power
  • established peace, redrew borders, contain ambitions, add belgium and luxemburg to the netherlands, prussia gained land, austria gains northern italy, and restored legitimacy
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response to anti-revolutionaries by french society
* violent towards those who did not support the revolution * people would be falsely accused * kept on working * tried and beheaded
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napoleonic code
* all equal before law * feudal rights ended * trial by jury * religious freedom * parents have power over children * wives only own property with husbands consent * fathers are able to imprison children
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reasons reign of terror didn't support he ideals of french revolution
* took away freedom of speech * created the 3 man directory * people still didn't get food * killed a lot of people for no reason
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napoleon's contribution to the ideals of the french revolution
* equality * 4 grades * religious tolerance * nationalism
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reasons congress of vienna restored to the 'old order' of france
* redrew boarders * failed to see nationalism * there was no other choice but they limited it
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compare/contrast the ideals of american and french revolutions
COMPARE: * enlightenment ideas * natural rights - equality * suffered social and economic hardships * monarchs weakened * fought agains a monarchy * sparked because of taxes * both won CONTRAST: * upper class support of revolution from france but loyalists for america * america continued to prosper after but france was chaotic and bloody * french was more violent * america was fighting for independence * america had a more significant outcome