Constitutional Monarchy

Question 1

Experiment in the constitutional Monarchy

Answer 1

1789-92

Question 2

Last procession of the Ancien Regime

Answer 2

4 May 1789

Question 3

Estates General begins

Answer 3

5May 1789

Question 4

Third Estate splits and some clerics join

Answer 4

10 June 1789

Question 5

By 491 Votes to 90 Third estate call themselves the National Assembly

Answer 5

17 June 1789

Question 6

Clergy Joined

Answer 6

19 June 1789

Question 7

Supposed to be a presentation for a reform package

Answer 7

23 June 1789

Question 8

Tennis Court Oath

Answer 8

20 June 1789

Question 9

Difficult royal session

Answer 9

23 June 1789

Question 10

King moves 48,000 extra troops into Paris

Answer 10

26 June 1789

Question 11

King agrees to call them National Assembly and recognises voting by head

Answer 11

27 June 1789

Question 12

30,000 mercenaries in the capital

Answer 12

4 July 1789

Question 13

Necker dismissed

Answer 13

11 July 1789

Question 14

Bread prices highest since 1715

Answer 14

14 July 1789

Question 15

Breakdown of order in Paris

Answer 15

12-13 July 1789

Question 16

Custom posts destroyed

Answer 16

40 put of 54

Question 17

Storming of the Bastille

Answer 17

14 July 1789 (32,000 muskets)

Question 18

King persuaded to go to Paris to address Parisians

Answer 18

17 July 1789

Question 19

Great fear

Answer 19

17 July – 3 August 1789

Question 20

August Decrees

Answer 20

4 August 1789

Question 21

Declaration of the rights of man and the citizen

Question 22

• drawn up and past

Answer 22

26 August 1789

Question 23

Banquet in Flanders

Answer 23

Late September

Question 24

October days (women march to Versailles – accept August decrees and dec rights man)

Answer 24

5 October 1789

Question 25

Royal family moved to the Tuileries

Answer 25

6 October 1789

Question 26

National constituent assembly

Answer 26

Between 1789-1791

Question 27

Louis Sebastien Mercier complained Paris was full of priests

Answer 27

1872

Question 28

Religious changes

Answer 28

August 1789-June 1790

Question 29

All church property nationalised

Answer 29

2 November 1789

Question 30

State begins to sell of monastic land

Answer 30

February 1790

Question 31

Civil constitution of the clergy

Answer 31

12 July 1790

Question 32

Louis reluctant to enforce the civil constitution but accepted it

Answer 32

December 1790

Question 33

Oath to the Civil constitution

Answer 33

27 November 1790

Question 34

Papal bull

Answer 34

1791

Question 35

Non jurying refractory priests = counter revolutionaries

Answer 35

November 1791

Question 36

All forms of religious dress banned

Answer 36

April 1792

Question 37

King given suspensory veto

Answer 37

September 1789

Question 38

King called King of the French

Answer 38

October 1789

Question 39

How would the king be supported

Answer 39

Given a private income of 25 million livres. Reduction of 20 million livres on spending before the revolution

Question 40

Distinction between passive and active citizens upheld

Answer 40

December 1789

Question 41

Constitution accepted by Louis

Answer 41

September 1791

Question 42

Abolishment of old provinces

Answer 42

November 1789

Question 43

New make up of old provinces

Answer 43

83 departments, divided into districts, each districts into communes

Question 44

Details of how new admin bodies should work agreed upon on

Answer 44

February – June 1790

Question 45

Single central high court of appeal

Answer 45

Tribunal de cassation

Question 46

Only form of capital punishment the Guillotine

Answer 46

July 1792

Question 47

Laws on criminal justice and the penal code

Answer 47

September 1791

Question 48

Balance of payment crisis

Answer 48

1789

Question 49

Beginning of assignats

Answer 49

December 1789

Question 50

Gabelle not abolished until

Answer 50

March 1790

Question 51

Date of liability of those who were formally exempt back to June 1789

Answer 51

Voted on September 1789

Question 52

Patriotic contribution of -

Answer 52

25 per cent of income paid over 2 years

Question 53

Grain trade deregulated

Answer 53

August 1789

Question 54

Corporate bodies abolished

Answer 54

1781

Question 55

Champelier law

Answer 55

June 1791

Question 56

Les actes des apotres

Answer 56

Pamphlet pro monarchy Nov 1789

Question 57

Jacobins set up

Answer 57

May 1789

Question 58

Club – Jacobin radically expanded to

Answer 58

1000 members by 1790 (end)

Question 59

Camille Desmolins

Answer 59

Les Revolutions de France et de Barbant

Question 60

Jean Paul Marat

Answer 60

L’ami du people

Question 61

Jacques Rene Herbert

Answer 61

Le Pere duchesne

Question 62

Mirabeau dies

Answer 62

2 April 1791

Question 63

Louis and family plans to go to st cloud – prevented

Answer 63

18 April 1791

Question 64

Flight to Varennes

Answer 64

20/21 June 1791

Question 65

Louis temporarily suspended

Answer 65

16 July 1791

Question 66

Champ de mars

Answer 66

17 July 1791

Question 67

Feast of the federation

Answer 67

14 July 1791

Question 68

Fredrick William of Prussia and Austrian emperor Leopald II issue Brunswick manifesto

Answer 68

27 August 1791

Question 69

Legislative assembly meets

Answer 69

1ST October 1791

Question 70

Decree against emigres – banishment and seizure of property unless they get back to France by 1st January 1792

Answer 70

9 November 1791

Question 71

Decree against refract priests – take oath or be traitors

Answer 71

29 November 1791

Question 72

Austria and Prussia make a formal alliance

Answer 72

February 1792

Question 73

Leopold dies

Answer 73

March 1792

Question 74

French declaration of war on Austria

Answer 74

20 April 1792

Question 75

Setback at Lille

Answer 75

28 April 1792

Question 76

Assembly votes for deportation of refractory priests

Answer 76

27 May 1792

Question 77

Kings guard disbanded

Answer 77

29 May 1792

Question 78

Decree setting up federal camps

Answer 78

8 June 1792

Question 79

Louis dismisses entire ministry

Answer 79

13 June 1792

Question 80

1st sans culottes Journe

Answer 80

20 June 1792

Question 81

The decree la Patrie en danger

Answer 81

11 July 1792

Question 82

Robespierre gives a speech about there needing to be a republic

Answer 82

29 July 1792

Question 83

Brunswick Manifesto

Answer 83

1 August 1792

Question 84

2nd Journee of s.c

Answer 84

Journee 10 August 1792

Question 85

Special tribunal court set up with juries and judges

Answer 85

17 August 1792

Question 86

Refractory priests given 2 weeks to leave or be deported

Answer 86

26 August 1792

Question 87

News reached Paris that Longwy in Lorraine had fallen

Answer 87

25 August 1792

Question 88

News Verdun under siege

Answer 88

1 September 1792

Question 89

House searches for hidden weapons

Answer 89

20 August

Question 90

Levee enforcing conscription

Answer 90

2nd September 1792

Question 91

September massacres begin

Answer 91

2 September 1792

Question 92

New convention opened

Answer 92

20 September 1792

Question 93

French army wins vic at Valmy

Answer 93

20 September 1792