French Revolution Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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When did Louis XIV die

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1715

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What is Versailles

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A residence for Louis XIII and Louis XIV

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4
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What are the 3 levels of power

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Clergy, 0.5%; Nobles, 0.8-1.2%; Population, 98%

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5
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What was the biggest problem in France at the time

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Debt caused by wars

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What was the National Assembly

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When all the social classes decided to gather and discuss how to make things more equal

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7
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What was the Tennis Court Oath

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When the Peasants decided to gather in a Tennis court and not leave until there was a sustainable constitution

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8
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When was the Bastille taken over

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July 14th 1789

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9
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What were the Reforms

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The abolition of feudal customs
The end of the feudal system
The end of nnobility tax exemptions
The right of all citizens to enter civil service
the right of all citizens to enter the Church
The rights of man

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10
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What happened on the March on Versailles

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A million women were tired of food prices so they marched to Versailles

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11
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What year dd France declare war on Austria

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1792

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12
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What was the Revolution Slogan

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“Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité”

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What was the first thing that was done by the national convention

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The removal of monarchy and institution of a republic

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14
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What did the Jacobins do

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Killed all people who they suspected to be enemies of France

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15
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What year was Louis XIV executed

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1793, by Guillotine

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16
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What was the Terror

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The National Convention led a movement that had dictoral power that killed all that were suspected to be enemies of France

17
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Who led the Terror

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Maximilien Robespierre

18
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How many people were executed by guillotine during the terror

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20,000 to 40,000

19
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How did Maximilien Robespierre die

20
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What were the effects of the revolution

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Monarchy abolished, Monarchs killed
France became more democratic
Old routine replaced by equality
More changes in society, like Arts and Public Schools