French Revolution Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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Last time Estates General assembly assembled before 1789

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1614

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2
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Louis XVI ascends to throne of France

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1774

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3
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Third estate assembles in indoor tennis court in Versailles and establishes Nation Assembly

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20 June 1789

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4
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Demolition of Bastille

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14 July 1789

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5
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Feudal system of taxes and obligations abolished

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4 August 1789

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6
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Women march to Versailles to bring Louis XVI back to Paris

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5 October 1789

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7
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Abolition of censorship

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1789

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8
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National Assembly finishes draft of constitution

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1791

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Olympe de Gouges writes ‘Declaration of Rights of Woman and Citizen’

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1791

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10
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National Assembly declares war against Prussia and Austria

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April 1792

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Palace of Tuilereis stormed, Louis XVI taken hostage

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10 August 1792

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Jacobin Convention declares France a republic: monarchy abolished

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21 September 1792

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Louis XVI executed publicly at Place de la Concorde on charges of treason

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21 January 1793

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14
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Reign of Terror

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1793-1794

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15
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Olympe de Gouges executed

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1793

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16
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Jacobin Convention frees all slaves in French overseas possessions

17
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Maximilian Robespierre convicted, arrested and executed

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Napoleon crowns himself emperor of France

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Napoleon reintroduces slavery

20
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Napoleon defeated at Waterloo

21
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Slavery finally abolished

22
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Women in France FINALLY get the right to vote

23
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Louis XVI calls assembly of Estates General

24
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Who wrote Two Treatsies of Government?

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Who proposed a government based on social contract, wrote The Social Contract and gave idea of 1 member 1 vote
Jean Rosseau
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Who wrote The Spirit of the Laws, gave ideas of an executive, legislative and judiciary (model put force into USA after independence)?
Montesquieu
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Who led the people who assembled in the indoor tennis court?
Mirabeau and Abbe Sieyes
28
Broken chain represents?
Freedom.
29
Bundle of rods represent?
Unity.
30
All-seeing eye represents?
Knowledge.
31
Sceptre represents?
Royal power.
32
Snake-ring represents?
Eternity.
33
Red Phrygian Cap represents?
Freedom.
34
Blue, White, Red represent?
Colors of France
35
Winged-woman represents?
Personification of Law
36
The Law Tablet represents?
That law is same for all.
37
Leader of Jacobins Club?
Maximilian Robespierre
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Englishman who travelled France from 1787-89?
Arthur Young
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Person who wrote to his friend in 1793 about how he couldn't get any good jobs because he was from the third estate?
Georges Danton