Chapter 7 Flashcards

(46 cards)

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System of feudalism in Middle Ages

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Old Regime

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2
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Social class

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Estate

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3
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Became king in 1774

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Louis XVI

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4
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Louis XVI wife

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Marie Antoinette

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5
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Assembly of representatives from all 3 estates

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Estates-General

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6
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Pass laws and reforms in the name of the French people

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National Assembly

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7
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3rd estate delegates pledged to stay until new constitution was formed

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Tennis Court Oath

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8
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Wave of senseless panic

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Great Fear

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Why were the members of the Third a Estate dissatisfied with their way of life under the Old Regime?

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They were heavily taxed and treated poorly

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10
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Why was the fall of the Bastille important to the French Revolution?

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Bastille fell into control of citizens and it was symbolic because it showed progress in Revolution

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Statement of revolutionary ideals adopted by Frances National Assembly in 1789

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Declaration of the Rughts of Man

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Had power to create laws/to approve or prevent laws war the king declares

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Legislative Assembly

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13
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Nobles and others who fled France during leasing uprising

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Émigres

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14
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Most radical group

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Sans-Culottes

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15
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Machine used to behead people

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Guillotine

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16
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Gathered control after Louis XVI death

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Maximillien Robespierre

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17
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Made to identify “enemies of the republic”

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Committee of Public Safety

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18
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MR period of rule

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Reign of Terror

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19
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Name three political reforms that resulted in the French Revolution.

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Declaration of the Rights of Man, incorporation of church into the state, and creation of the Legislative Assembly

20
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What was the Reign of Terror, and how did it end?

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Robespierre time of ruling where he killed thousands of people, it ended with Robespierre losing his head to the guilitene

21
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Became a lieutenant in army at age 16

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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Sudden seizure of political power

23
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Vote of the people

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Government-run public schools

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Agreement
Concordant
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Napoleons comprehensive system of laws
Napoleonic Code
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Only major battle Napoleon lost
Battle of Trafalgar
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Summarize Napoleons Reforms in France.
Created a government ruled public schools, created the napoleonic code, and created a national banking system
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What steps did Napoleon take to create an empire in Europe?
Gained fame though military defeats, then dissolved directory with a coup, and then became the first consul, and finally dictator
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Forcible closing of ports
Blockade
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Supposed to make continental Europe more self-sufficient
Continental System
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Bands of Spanish peasant fighters
Guerrilla
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Napoleon lost 30,000 men/weakened French Empire
Peninsular War
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Burning grain fields, slaughtering livestock, as to leave nothing that enemy could eat
Scorched-Earth Policy
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Napoleon attacked British army in 1815
Waterloo
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Defeat that ended Napoleon bud for power
Hundred Days
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What factors led to Napoleons defeat in Russia?
Starving men, sick from cold, Russian raiders constantly attacked them on their way home from retreat
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Summarize the reasons that the European allies were able to defeat Napoleon in 1814 and again in 1815.
1814- army wasn’t trained | 1815- got exhausted and gave away
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Series of meeting in Vienna/ called to set up policies
Congress of Vienna
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Foreign minister of Austria who distrusted democratic ideals
Klemens von Metternich
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No country’s would be a threat to others
Balance of Powers
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Hereditary rift of a monarch to rule
Legitimacy
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League of European nations
Holy Alliance
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Assured that nations would help one another if any revolutions broke out
Concert of Europe
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What were Metternich three goals at the congress of Vienna?
Prevent future French aggression by surrounding France with string countries, wanted to restore a balance of power, and restore European royal families to throne
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How did Congress of Vienna assure peace in europe for the next 38 years?
Settlements were far more successful than any other peace meeting in history, and nations were cooperating to control polictial affairs