Unit 5 Flashcards

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Facts about he compte rendu

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“Report to the king” by Jacques necker
Abolish aristocratic pension
Ignore American Revolution debt

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Causes of the crisis leading up to the French Revolution

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Not enough revenues for French monarch after 7yrs war

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Financial reforms of Charles calonne

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Make taille universal to everyone who owns land

Transform corveé from work to money tax

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Grievances as according to cashiers de doleances

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Tax exemptions, exclusive hunting, official currency, Versailles, regular meetings, mismanagement of church money

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Creation of the National Assembly

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Made up of reform minded 1st and 2nd estate, and most of 3rd estate
Jin 20, 1789 tennis court oath

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Facts about he tennis court oath

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June 20,1789

National Assembly not stop meeting until they draft a constitution

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Reasons for riots in winter 1788 and spring 1789

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Increased bread prices
Louis XVI dismissed Jacques necker
Mobilizing royal troops

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Facts about and significance of the storming of the Bastille

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July 14th 1709

Start of the French Revolution

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The great fear

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Rumor that the royals would take peasants food
Peasants react violently
Shows that people are tense and ready to act violently

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Night of August 4th

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Feudalism is abolished

No more anciem regime

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“Declaration of the rights of man and citizen”

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Aug 27,1789
Passed/written by the National Assembly
Give rights to those who understand govnt.
Land owners, etc

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Jean Paul Marat

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“The friend of the people” newspaper

Spread radical ideas and rumors

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The October days

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Women or working class (over 60,000) March to Versailles and demand the head of the queen and for royal family to come back to Paris with them

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National constituent assembly and preferred form of govnt

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La

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Characteristics and facts about the constitution of 1791

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Established constitutional monarchy, laws originate with legislative body (war and peace, veto)

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“Declaration of the rights of women”

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By: olympe de gouge
Demanded that women should be treated as citizens
Addressed to Marie Antoinette

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Examples of economic reforms during the Reconstruction of France

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Assignats, metric system. Suppressed guilds, liberated grain trade

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Émigrés

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Aristocratic self-exiles

Leaving France, but wanting to come back when they have their rights back

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Facts about the sans culottes and their goals and methods

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Working class
Wanted to end food shortages
Civic equality
Republicans
Without the aristocratic tights
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The September massacres

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Storm prisons to find anti- revolutionaries
Over 1200 ppl
Mostly peasants ^ killed
Emphasized hysteria

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The declaration of pillnitz

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Leopold II and Fred. William II.

If king/royals of France are harmed, Austria and Prussia will attack France

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The national convention and its actions

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Declared France a republic

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Countries at war with France by 1793

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First coalition: France, Austria, Britain, Spain, sardeña, Netherlands, Prussia

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Levée en masse

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Secular ideal of nationhood and self sacrifice (soldiers)

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The committee of public safety and its purpose
12 members All staunch republican 1. To eliminate the conservative republicans (Girondists) 2. Ceiling on prices (food more affordable) 3. Levée en masse (first citizen based army)
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Facts about the reign of terror
A radical period in which the convention sought to defend the French Republic Robespierre in charge
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Law of 22 prairial
Revolutionary tribunals don't even take place, no trial, no process, no evidence Executions double per day
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Bands of Jesus and the white terror
Execution of former terrorists (similar to sept. Massacres) | Lyons, Toulon, marseilles (bands)
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Results of coup of 18 Brumaire
Call Napoleon to overthrow the directory, constitution of year VIII Abbé seiyes Napoleon became first consul
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The battle of abukir
1898- weaken France in Egypt | Horatio Nelson leads British
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Ways in which Napoleon attempted to suppress foreign and domestic opposition
Foreign: Treaty of luneville (pulls Austria out of war), treaty of Amiens (truce with Great Britain) Domestic: grants pardon to radical revolutionaries, equal opportunities, centralized administration, secret police, duke of enghein (bourbon executed), peace with church, concordat of 1801, napoleonic code
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The concordat of 1801, facts, purpose, results
Required refractory clergy and jurying clergy to resign | New clergy paid by govnt
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Facts about the napoleonic code
``` Civil code of 1804 Standardized all French law Feudalism still abolished Protected property rights Reaffirmed merit privilege No workers unions Male supremacy ```
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Facts regarding Napoleon becoming the empower of France
1804 | "The coronation of Napoleon" by Jacques Louis David.
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The battle of trafalgar
1805 Horatio Nelson British secure the sea
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Prime minister of Britain during the French rev
William Pitt the younger
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Treaty of Tilsit
Prussia loses 1/2 eastern territory (near Russia) Prussia forced to be French ally Czar Alexander the first= secret French ally
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Facts about the continental system
Aka Milan decree Forces countries on continent to not trade with England, ends up being more detrimental to the continent than to Britain, more resentment towards France, created smuggling