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French Revolution Flashcards

1
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Financial crisis due to? And when?

A

Agriculture crisis in 1780s

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2
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Who reigned for 18 years dates

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Louis 16 (1774-1792)

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3
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What does louis 16 want with tailles

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Turn it into a progressive taxe

Tax the rich (aris and church)

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Louis 16 new decisions bring french elites to…and when

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Want to create a French parliament so they make a:

Estates general may 1789 to

Elect a parliament to discuss big changes

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5
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Structure of the estate of May 1789

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  1. Chruch. 5%
  2. Aristocracy 5%

600 Commoners. 90% most of them are bourgs instead of peasants

1 vote each

ONE VOTE EACH

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6
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What is called the assembly of commoners also date

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Assembly national JUNE 1789

One house parliament (no distinction)
One vote rep
Proposal law. Commoners have rights to make laws
Royal recognition

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7
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STORMING OF BASTILLES

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JULY 14 1789

Bastilles de prison was stormed by commoners part of the assembly as well but the army stopped the storming and everyone went home

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8
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Impact on king from STROM IN BASTILLES

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The king recognized the assembly national

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9
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GRAAT FEAR SUMMER (fear of the aristocracy) what happened to them

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1789

Peasants mean to landowners (aristocracy)

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10
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Impact of GREAT FEAR SUMMER for aristocracy

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1789-1799 aristocracy emmigrates

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11
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The aristocratic privileges in August 1789

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Tax exemption

  • corvee
  • public offices
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12
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What happens to the dime in August 1789

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Catholics (citizens) do not need to give money to the church

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13
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What happens at the end of the August 1789 (the chart)

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Bills of right

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14
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What did louis agreed when it came to the dime

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He agreed to not pay church tax anymore

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15
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MARCHE VERSAILLES

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October 1789

Most marchers are women

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16
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CHURCH LAND

A

November 1789

Confiscation of land to be sold to the commoners most would be bourgs

10% of the church land

17
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When aristocracy fled the place emigrated what happened?

A

If land became landless for a year id be confiscated for and sold on bid

18
Q

Phase 1 of French Revolution and the name it was gave

A

Phase 1 (1789-1791)

DESTRUCTION OFNOLD REGIME

19
Q

Constitution proposed I the first phase and the name it was given when ?

( legislative assembly m)

A

JUNE 1791

Legislative assembly

  • parliamentary elections
  • voting elections
  • running for a seat

ALL UNDER 2 years AND MEN OF 25 YEARS AND RICH

20
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Parliamentary powers during the phase one for the king

A

Kings powers are only principaly

Army
War
Taxa

21
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ROYAL FLIGHT

A

JUNE 20 1791

22
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What happens to the proposed constitution in JUNE 1791 by who and when (month)

A

Louis the 16 accepts the constitution in SEPTEMBER 1791

23
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Phase 2 of the French Revolution

Who is the leader and the party at the time

A

1792 1794 -radicals politicians

Maximillien Robb’s Pierre

Jaccobs

24
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PHASE II

The jaccbins are know for

A

The terror

25
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PHASE II

War of AUSTRIA+ PRUSIA

A

APRIL 1792

26
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Impact of War of Phase 2 and impact

A

Conscription to France

1793 1 million men

Bread shortages

Take away weat and bread from farmers to feed the soldiers

27
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PHASE 11

WHAT IS THE SILENCE CRITICISM

A

20k mass arrests face trial for treason in 1792

28
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PHASE II

Who invented the GUILLOTINA and why

A

Joseph GUILLOTINE

No torture
No social distinción IT APPLIES TO EVERYONE

29
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Phase II

what kind of government does it become

A

A republic in 1792

Committee of parliament of 12 men

30
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Phase II

What happens to the king and queen

A

The king is dethroned

Sent to trail for treason

JANUARY 1793 HIS EXCURSION
OCTOBER 1793 MARIE ANTOINETTE EXECUTION

31
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What a regecide

The latine

A

To kill a king

Rex. Cidium

King. To kill

32
Q

Phase 2

FRENCH REVOLUTION WARS date

A

1792-1802

33
Q

Phase 2

French Revolution wars against? (Territory

A

BRIGS

Britain 
Russia
All italy states
Are german states 
Spain
34
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PHASE 3

Dates

A

1795 1799

35
Q

PHASE 3 COUP D’ÉTAT who when how

A

NOVEMBER 1799

Overthrowing the government by the military

By NAPOLEON bonnaparte

36
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PHASE 3

Who ends the wars jn NOVEMBER 1799

A

NAPOLEON

37
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PHASE 3 NAPOLEON REIGN HISTORY

A

November 1799 first consul

1802 first consul for life

1804 emperors

1803-1815 restart war and gain more territory

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