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  1. France’s strength in the 17th century
  2. France’s weakness in the 17th century
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  1. their large industrious populace and farming and commerce
  2. lacked righteousness
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king of France who inherited the throne at age 5 so had help ruling

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Louis XIV (14)

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cardinal who ruled for Louis XIV (14)

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Mazarin

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king with one of the longest reigns of any king in history

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Louis XIV (14) ruled for over 70 years

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nickname of Louis 14

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the “Sun King”

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cocky statement made by Louis 14

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I am the state (L’etat c’est moi)

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Louis 14’s government that he established

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bureaucracy (one of the first modern bureaucratic governments)

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8
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beautiful architectural work filled with mirrors

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Palace of Versailles

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9
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Louis 14’s minister of finance

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Jean Baptiste Colbert

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10
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Father of New France

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Samuel de Champlain (founded the first permanent French colony in America: Quebec)

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explored the central Mississippi Rover

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Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet (probably not super important)

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claimed the entire Mississippi Valley for France and named it Louisiana

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Robert Cavalier de la Salle

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two wars Louis 14 fought

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the War of the League of Augsburg and the War of the Spanish Succession

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14
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ended the War of the League of Augsburg

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Treaty of Ryswick

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ended the War of the Spanish Succession

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Treaty of Utrecht

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new “Dark Age” for France that attempted to apply unaided human philosophy to all areas of man’s life in order to establish a new social order

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Age of Enlightenment

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17
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Father of the Enlightenment

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Voltaire

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18
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  1. Voltaire’s philosophy
  2. Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s philosophy
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  1. rationalism
  2. romanticism
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19
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editor of the Encyclopedia

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Denis Diderot

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20
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French king forced to call the Estates-General

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Louis XVI (16)

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  1. first estate
  2. second estate
  3. third estate
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  1. clergy
  2. nobility
  3. everyone else
22
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the French Revolution began as ____

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an aristocratic revolution

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official representative body of all the people of France

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National Assembly (bourgeoisie revolution)

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vowed to continue meeting until a national constitution had been wirtten

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Tennis Court Oath

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Louis XVI (16) 's wife
Marie Antionette
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day the Bastille was stormed
July 14, 1789 (the revolution was a mass revolution by then)
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reform that revoked feudalism
August 4 Decrees
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slogan of the new regime in France
"Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, or Death"
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radical group who did not agree with the constitution
Jacobin Club
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attempted to justify establishing a Church of France and reduced the pope's power and made the church more subservient to the government
Constituent Assembly
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France's first written constitution
Constitution of 1791
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group of government who 1. was conservative and agreed with the Constitution 2. no program or principles but chilled in the middle 3. radicals who weren't satisfied and wanted more
1. Right 2. Center 3. Left
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device for chopping off human heads
guillotine
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12 men with extensive police and judicial powers
Committee of Public Safety
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most influential man in the French government who was involved with the Committee of Public Safety
Maximilien Robespierre
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time where thousands of known/suspected "enemies of the Republic" were suppressed; 40,000 people were killed
"Reign of Terror"
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man who returned to Paris from a military campaign in Egypt who became a strong leader
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Napoleon's proclaimed new republic that consisted of 3 consuls, Napoleon being the first
Consulate
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an election in which the people express their will
plebiscite
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Napoleon's famous laws
Code Napoleon
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agreement Napoleon signed with the pope that helped him be crowned Emperor
Concordat
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1. British navy destroyed a combined French and Spanish fleet 2. greatest naval hero the world has ever known who helped the British win
1. Battle of Trafalgar 2. Lord Horatio Nelson
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greatest victory of Napoleon's career
Battle of Austerlitz
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Napoleon's young wife who was Marie Antoinette's niece
Marie Louise
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1806, forbade the importation of British goods into any European country (trade war)
"Continental System"
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war between England and the U.S.
War of 1812
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Russian leader who withdrew Russia from the Continental System
Czar Alexander I
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Napoleon's worst enemy in 1812 during his Russian campaign
Russian winter
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1. October 1813, the combined forces of Europe defeated Napoleon’s new army 2. Napoleon's first exile
1. Battle of Leipzig 2. Elba
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1. June 18, 1815, Napoleon’s final defeat in Belgium 2. second exile for Napoleon
1. Battle of Waterloo 2. St. Helena
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leader of the combined British and Prussian armies who defeated Napoleon during his final battle
Duke of Wellington