French Revolution, French Revolution

French Revolution, French Revolution

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Reign of Terror

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Cards (40)

Section 1

(40 cards)

Reign of Terror

Front

Radical Phase that left many dead

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bourgeoisie

Front

The wealthiest members of the Third Estate

Back

Committee of Public Safety

Front

12 member group that had absolute power to try and control the Revolution

Back

peasants

Front

were the greatest number of victims under "The Terror"

Back

The National Assembly

Front

This was the first national government of the French Revolution: 1789-1791.

Back

Third Estate

Front

Peasants and Middle Class

Back

Napoleon

Front

Overthrew the Directory and crowned himself Emperor in 1804

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Spain

Front

This was the first country to rebel against Napoleon's rule. He placed his brother on the throne

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First Estate

Front

Clergy

Back

Storming of the Bastille

Front

Battle cry of the French Revolution

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Napoleonic Code

Front

law represented the biggest mistake of the National Assembly as it made the Church a department of the national government, in essence, secular control

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King Louis XVI

Front

Beheaded for treason against the country of France

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Russia

Front

This country led to the downfall of Napoleon

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Second Estate

Front

Nobles

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Napoleonic Code

Front

Ideals of the Enlightenment with emphasis on Order, Security and Efficiency

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Civil Constitution of the Clergy

Front

Ended Papal rule over French Church

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Causes of French Revolution

Front

Rising Bread Prices, debt, war, social class system, unfair taxes

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American Revolution

Front

This earlier foreign Revolution contributed to France's enormous debt and also inspired liberals to demand more political liberty

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Clergy

Front

They compromised the First Estate

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Estates General

Front

Disbanded when the National Assembly was created

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Guillotine

Front

national razor-used heavily in the Reign of Terror

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Tennis Court Oath

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The July 20,1789 pledge by the third estate proclaimed it the sovereign power of France while promising to create a constitution

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Storming of the Bastille

Front

This violent event in Paris on July 14, 1789, inadvertently saved the National Assembly. Paris was now lost to the king!

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Constitution of 1791

Front

Established a new Legislative Assembly

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National Assembly

Front

This governing body wanted a constitutional monarchy in France

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Estates General

Front

Separation of classes in pre-revolutionary France

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Robespierre

Front

Architect of the Reign of Terror

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Directory

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5 men and a 2 house legislature elected by male citizens

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Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen

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Proclaimed that all male citizens were created equal

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Nationalism

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A feeling of pride in and intense devotion to, one's country

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Ensures the security of property

Front

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizens

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Congress of Vienna

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Negotiations for the end of the Napoleonic Wars occurred at this 1814-1815 convention.

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abdicate

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To give up power

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seizure of the Bastille

Front

represented a successful attack on the tyranny of the Old Regime.

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deficit spending

Front

Spending more money than is taken in

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The Declaration of the Rights of Man

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This legal document attempted to give all citizens of France more Liberty imitating the American Declaration of Independence

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Committee of Public Safety

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This small group, led by Robespierre, oversaw the Reign of Terror

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Tennis Court Oath

Front

National Assembly refused to separate until a constitution was created

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Legislative Assembly

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This legislative body ruled France during the First French Republic

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Congress of Vienna

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Attempt to keep peace throughout Europe, restored Monarchy

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